The Escale W3PT11 from Louis Vuitton, released in 2024, showcases an elegant platinum case measuring 39 mm in diameter. It stands 8.97 mm tall without the crystal and 10.34 mm with the domed sapphire crystal, which features an anti-reflective treatment. The transparent sapphire case back reveals a pink gold plate engraved with the serial number, while the timepiece is water-resistant up to 50 metres.

At the heart of the dial lies a captivating centrepiece crafted from Gibeon meteorite, sourced from Namibia, complemented by a satin-finished tilted flange. Each piece boasts a unique crystalline texture, enhancing individuality. Time is displayed with 18K white gold hands for hours and minutes, while the central seconds hand is made from PVD-coated titanium. The applied indexes, also in 18K white gold, add to the luxurious feel. Driven by the self-winding calibre LFT023, this movement measures 30.6 mm in diameter and 4.2 mm thick, performing at 28,000 vibrations per hour, which is equivalent to 4 Hz, and offering about 50 hours of power reserve. It features 32 jewels and incorporates a 22K pink gold micro-rotor within its design. The calibre has achieved chronometer certification from the Geneva Chronometric Observatory, adhering to ISO 3159 standards, with specified accuracy of -4/+6 seconds daily. Completing the watch is a black calf leather strap and a platinum pin buckle for refined elegance.