foversta
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Thanks SJX.
Not so technically boring IMHO... of course, there isn't any technical improvement of the base caliber but this movement coming from Claret is really appealing. Shall we expect more from an Opus? Maybe yes but the focus was with the Opus 2 the finishings and the decoration.
Thanks a lot for your input!
Fx
The Opus 2, the precious one
Let's start by correcting a mistake in the thread title: I will not speak about THE Opus 2 but about AN Opus 2... It is a similarity shared in common by the first two Opus: they were released in different versions. Opus 2 versions are: * The Tourbillon wi...
A technically boring, but visually attractive watch
Thanks for the report Foversta. - SJX
Thanks SJX.
Not so technically boring IMHO... of course, there isn't any technical improvement of the base caliber but this movement coming from Claret is really appealing. Shall we expect more from an Opus? Maybe yes but the focus was with the Opus 2 the finishings ...
Spiritus Primus is far from boring.
I agree that the early Harry Winston Opus watches were about the 'first breath' -- spiritus primus -- of Harry Winston celebrating the watchmaker's work. Hence the Opus 1 was about FP Journe's Resonance movement but Harry Winston was still showcased. Opus...
Thanks a lot Melvin for your post.
I agree with your words. And who knows if we won't see in the future "more classic" Opus with outsanding finishings like this Opus 2 was? Maybe... Fx
Did they ever come out with the perpetual calendar version? Have never scene
Sorry to resurrect a 12 year old thread NM just found online with some more searching, crazy they added a module like that for such an already limited series