Regarding Z4, I think it is the coolest of the Oceans HWRT developed..yes the shiriken star was a part of legacy ..no doubt. It is good that HWRT does keep history, even contemporary ones..with Max Busser.      Z4 was inspired by ... Opus 1, the chronometer a resonance with the 2 counters. That is what HWRT wanted for a watch for travellers. But different and more modern. So this Z4 was a first for HWRT in many ways.   1) They mastered the module concept, so muc...

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Harry Winston is now traded under the ticker symbol "HWD" on the NYSE. Click here for the tale behind the transformation of the "jeweller to the stars". - SJX ...

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Much more at the forum itself... harrywinston.watchprosite.com ...

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In this age of incredibly fast and easily disseminated information, even before any official launch, everyone would have seen the pictures of the "new" perpetual.And here it is, not for the first time, but... It is in white gold. In my opinion, that is already a compromise, in that the traditional Harry Winston metal is really platinum. But that said, white gold it is! It has a GP automatic movement. The very first Harry Winston Perpetual, in fact the very first watch they made, had a more "out of the...

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One of the highlights of many previous Basel shows has been the Harry Winston Opus series; these are collaborations between the famed jewellery house & prominent individualist watchmakers. Previous collaborations have included such luminaries as F-P Journe, A. Prezusio, Vianney Halter, C. Claret, and last year with F. Baumgartner. This year the firm are working with the Franco/British team of Greubel Forsey and the results of this collaboration are truly astounding. The Opus 6 is a massive white gold case...

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