Harry Winston Opus XIII

Harry Winston believes nothing in watchmaking is beyond human ingenuity, and Opus XIII invariably proves it right.

In collaboration with the master-watchmaker,
Ludovic Ballouard

There are only a few different ways you can measure time in a mechanical watch, but when it comes to showing it, the field is wide open to inventiveness and originality. Harry Winston takes full advantage of this in Opus XIII to combine all the emotions that have made the Opus Series legendary: innovation, astonishment, awe. 

Opus XIII once again defies the conventional rules of watchmaking. Fifty-nine pivoting minutes hands, eleven rotating triangles for the hours, and a sliding trapdoor perform a magic show where minutes and hours appear or vanish instantly — and, of course, tell the time.