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HARRY WINSTON. A VERY FINE 18K WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND-SET RETROGRADE AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL
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HARRY WINSTON. A VERY FINE 18K WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND-SET RETROGRADE AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL

SIGNED HARRY WINSTON, PREMIER EXCENTER MODEL, NO. 807, REF. 200-MASR37W, MOVEMENT NO. 06’211, CASE NO. 029’642, CIRCA 2005

Closed19 March 2017

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HARRY WINSTON. A VERY FINE 18K WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND-SET RETROGRADE AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL DIAL
SIGNED HARRY WINSTON, PREMIER EXCENTER MODEL, NO. 807, REF. 200-MASR37W, MOVEMENT NO. 06’211, CASE NO. 029’642, CIRCA 2005
Movement: Automatic, 28 jewels
Dial: Diamond-set mother-of-pearl engine-turned, Arabic and baton numerals, eccentric time display, fan-form sector for retrograde seconds
Case: 18k white gold, baguette-cut diamond-set bezel and lugs, glazed display snap on back, 37 mm diam.
Strap/clasp: Blue Harry Winston alligator strap, 18k white gold Harry Winston deployant buckle
Accompanied by: A Harry Winston blank undated International Warranty and instruction manual.

Specialist note

Coveted by many, owned by a select few, the creations of the maison Harry Winston evoke passion for perfection and extraordinary luxury.

Crafted in a beautiful 18k white gold case studded with baguette-cut diamonds and a pave-set mother-of-pearl dial, the present Harry Winston timepiece is offered in very good overall condition with its certificates.

Harry Winston
From an early age, Harry Winston (1896-1978) had a legendary eye and passion for gems. He bought his first emerald at the age of eight and early in his career many prominent collections including those of Arabella Huntington and Rebecca Darlington Stoddard. Proclaimed the King of Diamonds in 1947 by Cosmopolitan magazine, Harry Winston owned at one time or another as many as a third of the famous diamonds in the world.