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Introduction to the global wristwatch market

Asian Century Stocks • 707 implied HN points • 21 Sep 23
💼 Business Luxury Brands
  1. The history of wristwatches dates back centuries, with constant challenges and technological advancements.
  2. The introduction of the Apple Watch shifted the focus of luxury brands to higher-end markets.
  3. Watch collecting is a growing trend, with companies like Casio and Swatch Group innovating to cater to collectors.

All Hail King

The Sleepwell Strategy • 648 implied HN points • 18 Apr 23
💼 Business Luxury Brands
  1. High-quality products and clever marketing create a valuable brand moat that gives luxury brands a competitive advantage.
  2. True luxury brands like Rolex prioritize quality craftsmanship, exclusivity, and evoke a sense of status in consumers.
  3. Rolex exemplifies true luxury with their obsession for quality, scarcity-driven distribution strategy, and focus on timeless design.

How Hermès Sells "Time"

SatPost by Trung Phan • 435 implied HN points • 17 Feb 24
💼 Business Luxury Brands
  1. Hermès sells luxury by focusing on craftsmanship, heritage, and long-term thinking, with iconic bags like the Birkin and Kelly embodying these values.
  2. The concept of 'time' is central to Hermès' brand, with leadership emphasizing selling time and creating desire through managed supply and quality craftsmanship.
  3. The history and heritage of luxury brands like Hermès play a significant role in their perceived value, illustrating a strong correlation between brand longevity and luxury status.

The rise of middle-class luxury brands and media networks.

The Social Juice • 48 implied HN points • 27 Jun 25
💼 Business Luxury Brands
  1. Many brands are shifting towards luxury aesthetics to attract middle-class consumers. This means they are using things people find nostalgic or luxurious to grab attention.
  2. Fast fashion brands are blending their styles with luxury vibes to survive in a competitive market. Collaborations with celebrities and themed events are helping them connect better with shoppers.
  3. There's a trend where everything is seen as a luxury now. Brands need to adapt and find smart ways to market themselves in this new economy.

How Louis Vuitton Took Over Sports

Huddle Up • 43 implied HN points • 03 Jul 25
💼 Business Luxury Brands
  1. LVMH is investing heavily in sports, spending $300 million each year to become a key player in sports sponsorship. This isn’t just for advertising; they tie their brands to major events.
  2. By coordinating multiple brands under LVMH, they create a powerful branding presence at events like the Monaco Grand Prix, showcasing how they can dominate the atmosphere and engage audiences.
  3. Their approach goes beyond traditional sponsorship; for example, Tiffany & Co. makes trophies that connect their brand to historic moments, like the World Cup trophy being handed over in a Louis Vuitton case.
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When Rags Become Riches: The Ironic Pursuit of Low-Class Aesthetics in High Fashion

Peak Horse • 34 implied HN points • 19 Jul 23
🪞 Fashion & Beauty Luxury Brands
  1. The wealthy often embrace low-class aesthetics in high fashion as symbols of status and exclusivity.
  2. Fashion trends like distressed jeans and sagging pants demonstrate the allure of class tourism among luxury brands.
  3. Low-class aesthetics in high fashion can serve as a bridge between different social strata, offering shared human experiences.