Harry Winston commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Ocean Collection, their major sports brand, last year. The series features models that combine the maison’s experience in elegance with a robust build for that ideal blend of sportiness and refinement that is uniquely Harry Winston. The firm unveiled an extravagant limited edition high jewelry version of the Ocean Date Moon Phase Automatic 42mm watch in honor of its historic 2023 anniversary.
One year later, we receive a new take on the high jewelry timepiece in rose gold, multiple new versions of the Ocean Date Moonphase regular edition, and Harry Winston’s Zalium line, which features its exclusive zirconium-based alloy.
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Still espousing the codes of the Ocean collection, the latest models offer a beguiling asymmetrical layout for the phases of the moon, the time, and the date. Embellished with baguette-cut gemstones matching the dial color, the new Ocean Date Moon Phase models are destined to become classics.
The newest addition to the Ocean series, which builds on the anniversary model from the previous year, combines high jewelry with high horology. It has a rose gold construction and a stunning 38 carats of diamonds spread across the dial, bezel, case, and bracelet.
Harry Winston provides three new variants of the Ocean Date Moon Phase with a less striking gem setting for a somewhat more muted look. With a distinctive dial arrangement that has the three characteristic subdials overlapping asymmetrically to create exquisite movement and intrigue on the dial while expressing the date, hours, minutes, and moonphase, you receive the same basic layout as the high jewelry iteration.
In addition to these three new models, Harry Winston completely challenges the sport line with the Ocean Zalium. The collection’s distinguishing feature is the brand’s unique alloy made of zirconium.
The Ocean Collection presents three models that reinterpret the original design of the Project Z10 timepiece. Housed in high-tech Zalium cases, the openworked dials of the new Ocean Timepieces expose their bold technical architecture, which are inspired by the Manhattan Bridge. The audacious contrast between the grey Zalium case and the vibrant accents on the dial will appeal to those with an active lifestyle, who enjoy the spectacle of retrograde mechanical complications and appreciate the solidity of a virile sports watch.
The Ocean Zalium in neon green and black has a comparatively subdued color palette, with the black accents offering a muted contrast to the vivid green.
The new Ocean Zalium in its most subdued form is available in the ideal pairing of two classic colors: white and navy blue. The way the two colors play off one another on the strap and dial helps the design stay sporty.
