Traditional and Connected Watches

LVMH sales in personal accessories returned to pre-pandemic levels in 2021 and continue to grow in 2022 despite the challenging global environment. Asia Pacific is the largest contributor to company sales in 2019-2022, followed by North…

One challenge facing high watches in Argentina is that the high demand in the country exceeds what the main players can supply. This is because the national government lacks the necessary volume of US dollars for importers to bring in their products.…

In 2023, traditional watches is set to witness a stronger decline in volume sales and slower growth in current value terms than in the previous year in Australia. This deceleration can be attributed to consumers curtailing their spending on…

In traditional and connected watches in Brazil, the year 2023 unfolded against the backdrop of a recovering yet nuanced economic and social environment. As the country grappled with the aftermath of pandemic-induced uncertainties, the category…

Connected watches sustained their growth trajectory in 2023, boosting the performance of the entire category, which otherwise saw modest current value growth and volume decline. Smart wearables performed well thanks to their advanced features and…