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Lot 28
HARRY WINSTON & JEAN-FRANÇOIS MOJON. A FINE, LARGE AND VERY RARE 18K WHITE GOLD LIMITED EDITION SKELETONISED WRISTWATCH WITH LINEAR POWER RESERVE
Closed20 March 2014
Price Realised
USD 125,000
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Specialist note
With Harry Winston International Warranty dated 2 February 2012, setting pin, instruction manual, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
In 2001, Harry Winston launched the Opus Series, a creative new initiative designed to redesign time. By partnering with some of the most revered independent watchmakers, each Opus reflects a journey of collaboration and innovation, resulting in state-of-the-art timepieces
The present Opus X is inspired by the planetary movements and replaces a traditionally fixed dial and watch hands with now time displayed as a system of rotating indicators mounted on a revolving frame. Presenting a new technical challenge, as the frame completes a full rotation, the dials of each indicator turn in the opposite direction, ensuring orientation remains constant in any position
Futuristic, appealing and true to Harry Winston's technical innovation, this watch is crafted with the finest materials and the latest technologies are explored to create an innovative expression of time. In the tradition of the Opus Series, the partnership on this series has been paired with the watch engineer Jean-François Mojon, resulting in a groundbreaking accomplishment that is the essence of the Opus Series.
The present watch is part of a limited series of 100 pieces only and is numbered 99. The watch is furthermore in "like new" condition.
In 2001, Harry Winston launched the Opus Series, a creative new initiative designed to redesign time. By partnering with some of the most revered independent watchmakers, each Opus reflects a journey of collaboration and innovation, resulting in state-of-the-art timepieces
The present Opus X is inspired by the planetary movements and replaces a traditionally fixed dial and watch hands with now time displayed as a system of rotating indicators mounted on a revolving frame. Presenting a new technical challenge, as the frame completes a full rotation, the dials of each indicator turn in the opposite direction, ensuring orientation remains constant in any position
Futuristic, appealing and true to Harry Winston's technical innovation, this watch is crafted with the finest materials and the latest technologies are explored to create an innovative expression of time. In the tradition of the Opus Series, the partnership on this series has been paired with the watch engineer Jean-François Mojon, resulting in a groundbreaking accomplishment that is the essence of the Opus Series.
The present watch is part of a limited series of 100 pieces only and is numbered 99. The watch is furthermore in "like new" condition.