Harry Winston’s “Wild Treasures” watches, created in collaboration with Japanese artist Riusuke Fukahori, are miniature masterpieces inspired by his signature resin-based studies of goldfish. Part of the House’s larger “Marvelous Creations” collection, each dial becomes a dimensional painting—meticulously constructed in layers of acrylic and clear resin to achieve an almost surreal sense of depth and […]
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Harry Winston’s “Wild Treasures” watches, created in collaboration with Japanese artist Riusuke Fukahori, are miniature masterpieces inspired by his signature resin-based studies of goldfish. Part of the House’s larger “Marvelous Creations” collection, each dial becomes a dimensional painting—meticulously constructed in layers of acrylic and clear resin to achieve an almost surreal sense of depth and movement, as if the fish are suspended in water.
The pieces sit within a broader universe shaped by nature’s most enchanting elements, where the line between reality and fantasy begins to blur. Drawing from the collection’s overarching theme—an ode to Mother Nature—these watches echo a world where brilliance amplifies lightness, and where flora and fauna coexist in a luminous, almost dreamlike ecosystem. From glistening underwater scenes to the quiet poetry of life beneath the surface, the designs channel the same sense of wonder found across the collection’s jewels, where extraordinary gemstones are arranged to mirror the rhythms of land, sea, and sky.
In this context, the goldfish—long symbolic of luck and fluidity—feel especially fitting, brought to life through Fukahori’s intricate technique and Harry Winston’s commitment to craftsmanship. The result is a series of timepieces that transcend function, capturing a fleeting, living moment in sculptural form—where artistry, innovation, and nature converge in exquisite detail.
