EsperLuxe 2.0- Thank You

Welcome to the updated EsperLuxe.

We’ve worked hard to bring you a curated selection of boutique luxury products and experiences. While our specialty has always been horology, you’ll also find a selection of art, accessories and more to come this year.

The new site will compliment our existing platform of events, collaborations and personal one-on-one concierge service. We’ll feature terrific content on unique product and tell the story of the people and brands behind it all.  

We’ve also added a feature on the top right for you to request specific products and/or experiences that we don’t currently offer. We named it…wait for it… “The Special Request Button.” 

Additionally, you can now consign your property with us and we’ll market it to our network of clients and enthusiasts to sell it on your behalf. In return we’ll agree on a negotiated fee upon sale.

We’re always open to new ideas to make our platform better, so please share them with us!

I’d like to acknowledge our amazing team and partners: Marko Koncina of Koncina Media for the incredible photography and content skills, Rok Sajovic of Effekt Agency video production, our fantastic graphic and web designer Kate Zeitler of Anchored Canvas, and our awesome editorial contributor Barbara Palumbo aka @whatsonherwrist. Thank you to all of you for your patience and support. 

A heartfelt thank you goes out to the brands, artisans and of course the customers supporting our platform—it means the world to us.

Lastly, thanks to my father, Maurice, who guided our venture with unwavering support for the last 8 years through the ups and downs. I am blessed to continue learning from you every day. 

So let’s do this!

Enjoy and Cheers!

Christopher Daaboul

Co-Founder

Maurice Daaboul (left) and Christopher Daaboul (right)

At EsperLuxe we’ve always had an affinity for unique, tasteful luxury. When Esper Daaboul pioneered his luxury car showroom in 1958, he paved the way for us, and our partners, to do what we do best—curate boutique luxury.

Esper Daaboul (right) and a young Maurice (left)