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Ralph Lauren Unveils the Ralph Lauren Watch Vintage ’67 in 18k Gold 

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Key takeaways

• Ralph Lauren Corporation announced the launch of the Ralph Lauren Watch Vintage ’67 in 18K gold with a black dial, debuting in Fall 2026.

• The timepiece features a La Joux Perret mechanical Swiss movement with a 90-hour power reserve, an 18K gold case, and a premium black leather strap.

• The watch will be available starting Fall 2026 at select Ralph Lauren boutiques, authorized retailers, and RalphLauren.com.

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(NEW YORK) – Ralph Lauren Corporation announces the launch of the Ralph Lauren Watch Vintage ’67 in 18K gold with black dial, debuting Fall 2026. This timepiece pays homage to 1967, when Ralph Lauren founded his company, embodying the timeless themes that have defined the brand for nearly six decades. 

The Vintage ’67 in 18K gold represents the ultimate expression of Ralph Lauren’s design philosophy established in 1967. The collection celebrates Ivy League classics, time-honored English haberdashery, downtown styles and all-American sporting looks that Ralph Lauren envisioned when he created his luxury brand. 

The watch features an 18K gold case housing a rich black dial with classic cream-toned Arabic numerals. The vintage-inspired design includes a sub-dial at 6 o’clock for running seconds, while gold-toned hands sweep across the lacquered surface. Railway-track minute markers enhance the authentic vintage aesthetic collectors prize.

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At its heart beats a La Joux Perret movement with a 90-hour power reserve, reflecting Ralph Lauren’s commitment to integrating the finest horological innovations while honoring vintage aesthetics. The mechanical Swiss mechanism ensures exceptional precision and reliability for the discerning watch enthusiast. 

The 18K gold case delivers the warm, rich luster only precious metals can, making this a true luxury statement piece. The solid gold construction offers both durability and timeless beauty that will endure for generations. The timepiece transitions seamlessly from the boardroom to exclusive evening events, embodying sophisticated versatility.

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Paired with a premium black leather strap featuring careful stitching details, the watch coordinates beautifully with both formal business attire and sophisticated evening wear. This 18K gold and black leather combination exemplifies Ralph Lauren’s attention to detail in every component. 

The Ralph Lauren Watch Vintage ’67 in 18K Gold will be available beginning Fall 2026 at select Ralph Lauren boutiques, authorized retailers and RalphLauren.com. This timepiece represents Ralph Lauren’s ongoing commitment to creating luxury accessories that honor the past while embracing sophisticated American style.

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Ralph Lauren Corporation is a global leader in luxury lifestyle products across apparel, accessories, home, fragrances and hospitality. For more than fifty years, Ralph Lauren has inspired the dream of a better life through authenticity and timeless style.

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