Luxury Daily, March 14, 2023 – Louis Vuitton launches into next era of high watchmaking
| | Jewelry Louis Vuitton launches into next era of high watchmaking  |  More than a decade after the acquisition of Swiss movement specialist La Fabrique du Temps, the luxury label is carrying the manufacturing momentum forward via a new campaign. Entire
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| Food and beverage The Macallan offers Spanish immersion, lifts centuries-old sherry company in new campaign FREE |  The whiskey maker deepens its connection to the country, joining forces with a Spanish sherry house that began in the Middle Ages. Entire
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