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Daniel Roth
Ref. 247.X.10
A fine and attractive stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with date
Estimate
CHF5,000 - 10,000
€5,200 - 10,500
$5,700 - 11,300
Sold For
CHF8,255
Lot Details
Manufacturer
Daniel Roth
Year
Circa 2007
Reference No
247.X.10
Movement No
147'897
Case No
11020
Material
Stainless steel
Calibre
Automatic, cal. DR500, 31 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Leather
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel pin buckle
Dimensions
41mm Length x 38mm Width
Signed
Case, dial and movement signed
Specialist
Full-Cataloguing
Catalogue Essay
- When he joined Breguet in the mid 1970s Daniel Roth recreated wristwatches directly inspired by Abraham-Louis Breguet’s pocket watches, producing some of the first modern perpetual calendar and tourbillon wristwatches. Roth left Breguet in 1987 to start his own brand in 1988.
- Encased in Daniel Roth’s signature double-ellipse case, the present timepiece is an excellent example in stainless steel.
- One of the most appealing facets to Daniel Roth’s watches is undoubtedly the stunning hand-finished details. The classic Breguet motif showcases a delicate filet sauté guilloché and is found surrounding the exquisite cabochons dotted adjacent to the Roman numerals. The even finer filet sauté guilloché patterns decorates the three registers at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock.
- On top of the dial, the flamed blued hands in the classic Roth arrow style, are a superb accent to entirety of the dial.
- Inside, and thankfully visible through the sapphire caseback, is the caliber DR500, based on the famous Zenith El Primero movement, also used by the very first Rolex Daytona.
- Preserved in attractive condition, the present watch is a prime example of Daniel Roth’s finest craftmanship.
- Encased in Daniel Roth’s signature double-ellipse case, the present timepiece is an excellent example in stainless steel.
- One of the most appealing facets to Daniel Roth’s watches is undoubtedly the stunning hand-finished details. The classic Breguet motif showcases a delicate filet sauté guilloché and is found surrounding the exquisite cabochons dotted adjacent to the Roman numerals. The even finer filet sauté guilloché patterns decorates the three registers at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock.
- On top of the dial, the flamed blued hands in the classic Roth arrow style, are a superb accent to entirety of the dial.
- Inside, and thankfully visible through the sapphire caseback, is the caliber DR500, based on the famous Zenith El Primero movement, also used by the very first Rolex Daytona.
- Preserved in attractive condition, the present watch is a prime example of Daniel Roth’s finest craftmanship.