Harry Winston

Founded in New York City in 1932, Harry Winston continues to set the standard for the ultimate in fine jewelry and high-end watchmaking. Known throughout his life as the “King of Diamonds” and “Jeweler to the Stars,” Mr. Winston’s innovative philosophy—in which the gemstones, rather than metal would dictate the design—helped to revolutionize modern-day fine jewelry, and remains at the cornerstone of a timeless aesthetic that inspires all Winston designs today.

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The Opus Chronicles: A Look At The First Five Harry Winston Opus Timepieces

With Maximillian Büsser at the helm, the Opus series found its firm place on the map of highly sought-after timepieces.

Harry Winston Opus 14 – For Old Time’s Sake

Fashions come and fashions go, but the 1950s in the USA never seem to lose their charisma, even for non-Americans. In a bid to cloak outstanding watchmaking in vintage garb, Harry Winston collaborated with two highly experienced watchmakers, Franck Orny and Johnny Girardin, founders of Telos Watch. Together, they turned back to that quirky decade of change, hope, charm and contrast and produced the latest Opus model.

By Marton Radkai

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The Opus Chronicles: A Look At The First Five Harry Winston Opus Timepieces

With Maximillian Büsser at the helm, the Opus series found its firm place on the map of highly sought-after timepieces.

Harry Winston Opus 14 – For Old Time’s Sake

Fashions come and fashions go, but the 1950s in the USA never seem to lose their charisma, even for non-Americans. In a bid to cloak outstanding watchmaking in vintage garb, Harry Winston collaborated with two highly experienced watchmakers, Franck Orny and Johnny Girardin, founders of Telos Watch. Together, they turned back to that quirky decade of change, hope, charm and contrast and produced the latest Opus model.

By Marton Radkai

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