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Washington, D.C.--Luxury jewelry and watch retailer, Tiny Jewel Box, said Tuesday it will unveil redesigned spaces for Jaeger-LeCoultre and IWC Schaffhausen in June.

The renovation is part of Tiny Jewel Box’s ongoing collaboration with Richemont, whose watch portfolio includes Jaeger-LeCoultre, IWC, and the store’s newest addition, Panerai. The Panerai-branded space launches simultaneously with Jaeger-LeCoultre and IWC. When that happens, Tiny Jewel Box will be the only authorized Panerai retailer in Washington, D.C.

[The new Panerai boutique in the Tiny Jewel Box store. Photo credit: Tiny Jewel Box]

The new Panerai space reflects the brand’s signature style: a blend of distinctive Italian design, Swiss precision, and a storied connection to the Italian Navy, Tiny Jewel Box said in a statement. Another Richemont brand, Cartier, remains a cornerstone of Tiny Jewel Box’s luxury offerings.

“By creating these new environments for Jaeger-LeCoultre and IWC, we’re able to better showcase the unique identities and horological legacies of both brands,” said Matthew Rosenheim, president of Tiny Jewel Box. “These updates bring greater clarity to the in-store experience and reinforce our commitment to the world’s finest watchmakers.”

These updated spaces are part of a broader realignment of Tiny Jewel Box’s watch presentation, Rosenheim added.

Founded in 1930, the Time Jewel Box store currently encompasses 26,000 square feet, making it one of the largest as well as one of the most historic independent jewelers in the United States.