Harry Winston Opus 14 ,a limited edition watch from Opus family. It is the 14th edition watch.

The huge 54.7-mm case is made of 18K white gold and is covered by a sapphire crystal cut from a single block. The signature automaton complication evokes the mechanics of a miniaturized 1950s-style jukebox. Stylish details include the local time display on the off-center subdial display at 9 o’clock, the vinyl-style finishes on the various dials, the two-toned insignia bearing the number 14, the shaded red of the retrograde minutes arc, and the blue-toned hour markers.

The patented, world-first miniaturized jukebox mechanism reveals four disks housed in a store, each showing a specific display: local time, GMT time, the date, and a Hollywood Walk of Fame star bearing the signature of Harry Winston — a reference to the brand founder’s history as a jewelry supplier to Hollywood royalty.

Activating the selector, at 9 o’clock on the edge of the case, lets the wearer choose the desired display. Harry Winston Opus 14 sets the entire store into an up and down motion, thus freeing the selected disk. When pressed for the first time, the push-piece at 4 o’clock activates a moving arm that picks the disk up and sets it onto the platform to be read. While the disk displaying the local time remains in place at 9 o’clock, the chosen GMT, date or star disk is positioned on this platform.

The complexity of the movement, created exclusively for Harry Winston and the Opus collection, lies in its two distinct power reserves: one storing up to 68 hours of timekeeping autonomy, the other supplying the energy for up to five back-and-forth disk movements. Although the power reserves are separate and function independently, they are driven by a shared winding mechanism. In addition, the push-pieces on the lugs at 12 o’clock allow the wearer to correct the date and GMT.

The Harry Winston Opus 14 is the first Opus watch to be launched by Harry Winston Timepieces since its acquisition by the Swatch Group.

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