This German Watchmaker Proves That Less Can Be More

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Now in its second year, the watchmaker and museum’s residency program sent the chosen artisans between Geneva, New York, and their own studios over the course of 18 months.

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As the Horizon suitcase returns in aluminum, the Louis Vuitton founder’s descendant reflects on its legacy, the mystery of the Monogram, and how he packs for a trip.