Do you still remember the song singing by Marilyn Monroe in the musical film Gentlemen Prefers Blonds which has the lyrics of Talk to me Harry Winston, Talk to me and the cover version of Marilyn Monroe’s famous song singing by Nicole Kidman in the movie Moulin Rouge which has the lyrics of Black Star, Ross Call, Talk to me Harry Zidler tell me all about it? All of these are to eulogize the famous brand Harry Winston, the king of diamonds. When Jennifer Jones won the best actress award of Oscar wearing the jewelry of Harry Winston, there are so many followers convincing that this stunning jewelry would bring good fortune. Amazingly, this legend has being proved now and then.

In 2000, this brand has launched its men watches and invited those top independent qualified watchmakers, such as Antoine PreZiuso, to design special movement or innovations like placing calendar on the back of the watch with only 12 limited-editions. That is why Mel Gibson is willing to buy a platinum watch of Harry Winston at the price of 2.4 million dollars which is equal to the price of a small submarine.

I think with the timepieces produced by Harry Winston, you can add elegance and sophistication. It is a combination of complicated mechanical movements and delicate jewelry. Premier Bijou is one of the exquisitely sensual representations of its classic design adopting the elaborate watchmaking. The stunning and glamorous outlook with numerous diamonds on the case and dial, creative refinement and bold conception are adored by a lot of females. There are 159 dazzling diamonds with a sum of 1.59 carats sparkling on the timepiece and the diameter of the white gold case is 27mm which presents an irresistible charming. The face of the new launch is protected by a high-quality sapphire crystal. With a white strap and a gold buckle inlayed with 29 diamonds, the new watch is featured with chic sparkling gemstones and intense feminine beauty. In my opinion, the most special part is the off-centered crown which creates an original touch to the watch, isn’t it?