Name: Harry Winston, Opus One Power Reserve Platinum & Diamonds, Ref. 200/MAFPJ 38P
SKU: 356294

SPECIFICATIONS

Brand: Harry Winston
Model: Opus One Power Reserve
Reference Number: 200/MAFPJ 38P
Movement: Automatic
Condition: Mint
Gender: Ladies
Time Period: 2001
Box: No
Papers: No

THE CALIBER

Caliber: 1300
Jewels: -

THE CASE

Case Material: Platinum
Case Diameter: 38 mm
Thickness: 11.5 mm
Waterproof: 165 ft./ 50 m./ 5 ATM
Bezel Material: Fixed platinum factory baguette-cut diamond-set (39)
Glass: Sapphire Crystal
Caseback: Open
Dial: Mother of pearl
Dial Numerals: Black printed arched Arabic numeral power reserve indicator

THE BRACELET / STRAP

Bracelet Material: Black Leather
Buckle: Fold-over
Buckle Material: 18K white gold

THE FUNCTIONS

Offset hours and minute dial between 1 and 3 o'clock, subsidiary seconds dial at 4 o'clock, 120-hour power reserve indicator between 9 and 10 o'clock

Round-shaped case
18K white gold stick-shaped hours, minutes, small seconds, and power reserve hands
Sapphire crystal display case back secured by six screws
Platinum downturned lugs set with baguette-cut factory diamonds (12)
Bezel and lugs are set with 4.85 ct Harry Winston diamonds (51)
Harry Winston’s master jewelers have impeccably set the bezel and horns with a series of exceptional diamonds.
The Opus 1 series consisted of three limited editions of six pieces each, all unique. All featured exceptional movements made by F.P. Journe.
F.P. Journe created in 2001 the final six Opus 1 models to be powered by the world’s first automatic movement outfitted with a five-day power reserve – this normal-sized caliber (30.5 mm in diameter and 5.7 mm high) achieved it with just one spring barrel.
The first model, the Opus One 5 Day Automatic, featured an F.P. Journe 5 day automatic chronometer movement with free-sprung balance, four adjusting weights, in-line lever escapement, and a 15-tooth escape wheel.
Adjusted to five positions. Exclusive power reserve system precision chronometer.
The second model, the Opus One Resonance Chronometer, had two time zones and used an altered version of François-Paul Journe’s resonance chronometer.
Last but not least was the Opus One Tourbillon with Journe's one-minute tourbillon movement with constant-force remontoir.
Limited edition n. 1/6
Incomplete (no box, no papers)