($12,000-$13,500) can class up your clubhouse. Available in Monogram or Damier varieties, they offer room for a full set of clubs with six interior compartments, several outer pockets for balls, gloves, towels, and other small items, large studs on the base to protect the leather, and a removable cover. 

AMERICA’S CUP WATCH
Louis Vuitton Tambour Regate Automatic America’s Cup Watch ($11,600) for example. Created to celebrate the company’s role as official timer for the 34th America’s Cup, the watch sports the competition’s logo on the dial and waterproof rubber strap, a 44mm stainless steel black PVD case with rubber surround, a Swiss automatic caliber LV 171 movement, a 30-minute chronograph with a 5-minute countdown, water resistance down to 100 meters, and luminescent hands to help you keep track of the time on those dark nights in the middle of the ocean.

“Known for both craftsmanship and must-have high design, Louis Vuitton the luxury house was started by its eponymous founder in 1854. The first half of this publication traces the innovations by Vuitton, who turned the little-known guild profession of emballeur (packer) into the foremost luxury trunk maker in Paris, with a clientele that included in his lifetime the French nobility as well as the elite of a prosperous empire. Prime and never-before-seen examples of Vuitton’s craftsmanship, along with the fashion that went into them, are the highlights of these chapters. The second half of the book examines the role of Marc Jacobs as Louis Vuitton’s creative director (since 1997), who took the Louis Vuitton house into a new era with a series of collaborations with artists and designers—such as Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince, and Stephen Sprouse—as well as designing a line of highly successful and desired clothing for the company.

By examining two divergent but often similar careers one hundred years apart, Louis Vuitton / Marc Jacobs is not only a layered study of the evolution of a luxury brand in the past 150 years but also a celebration of technical and design innovations in the new century.”

“Endowed with the automatic movement LV171 (Dubois-Dépraz), the automatic version offers the Regatta functions and countdown with visual indication while the quartz version offers a countdown with sound indication.

The two Tambour Regatta watches Automatic and Quartz America’s Cup linked aestheticism and performance. The case is made of rubber. The silhouette of the mythical trophy is engraved on the bracelet, on the dial and on the case which evokes the motives for the anti-skid surfaces of deck boats.”