Details
CIRCA: 2015
CASE MATERIAL: 18k white gold
DIMENSION: 54.7 mm. wide, 21.0 mm. thick
STRAP: Black CROCODILE leather strap
DIAL: Off-centre dial at 9 o’ clock displays home time in hours, minutes indicated on a retrograde minutes indication at 6 o’ clock. Jukebox automaton at 2 o’ clock
MOVEMENT: Cal. HW4601, manual-winding, 1066 parts, 123 jewels
FUNCTIONS: Time, GMT, Jukebox automaton
BUCKLE: 18k white gold buckle
WITH: Original warranty card, product literature, Jukebox inspired presentation box and outer packaging

Ψ This endangered species strap is shown for display purposes only and is not for sale. Upon sale, this watch will be supplied to the buyer with a black leather strap
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Lot Essay

The Opus series from Harry Winston has brought together some of the brightest minds in watchmaking including the likes of F.P. Journe, Vianney Halter, Jean-Marc Wiederrecht, and Ludovic Ballouard.

Harry Winston roped in Johnny Girardin and Franck Orny to create the Opus 14. This timepieces features a classic record changer-inspired automaton complication that has three records “to play”.

By using the slider set into the left side of the case, users can choose between the following three disks: GMT time, the date, and a star bearing the signature of Harry Winston, a reference to the stars of the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The movement comprises 1,066 components. To put this in perspective, Patek Philippe’s most complicated wristwatch, the Grandmaster Chime has 1,366 parts. A simple mechanical watch contains roughly 130 components. The watch had a retail price of 428,000 Swiss Francs at launch.

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