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Daniel Roth
A fine and attractive yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with guilloché dial
估價
CHF20,000 - 40,000
€21,100 - 42,100
$22,500 - 45,100
成交價
CHF35,560
拍品詳情
製造商
Daniel Roth
年份
Circa 1990s
機芯編號
0031
錶殼號碼
0031
材料
18K yellow gold
機芯
Manual, cal. 2320, 21 jewels
錶帶/ 錶鏈
Leather
錶扣
18K yellow gold Daniel Roth pin buckle
尺寸
38mm Width and 35mm Length
簽名
Case and dial signed
專家
完整圖錄內容
圖錄文章
- One of the most remarkable watchmakers of our time, Daniel Roth commenced his horological journey with Audemars Piguet in the late 1960s and then by joining Breguet in 1973. In 1988 he would go on to create his his eponymous brand directly inspired by Abraham-Louis Breguet’s architectural design.
- Immediately imposing and carving his personal design language, most notably the ellipsocurvex case shape, he was one the earliest master watchmakers who decided to branch out and go "independent" with his vision.
- Using base movements such as Frederic Piguet, Lemania or Jaeger-LeCoultre, the calibers where then heavily modified and finished in the workshops with particular care despite the closed caseback (in most of the early examples like the present model). Beating inside the present timepiece is the finely-finished Lemania base movement caliber 2320. Featuring blued steel arrow shaped hands, the dials mostly follow a "British" style, with finely hand-decorated ligné or, like in the present example, Clous de Paris patterns. The solid grey gold dial further features silver rings displaying a satin finishing with Roman numerals to indicate the time and Arabic numerals for the seconds and chronograph totalizer displays.
- With very small production numbers, the present Daniel Roth chronograph numbered 31 is an example from early production, and it perfectly encapsulates the graceful and elegant aesthetics which Roth has adopted from his in-depth study of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s work.
- Immediately imposing and carving his personal design language, most notably the ellipsocurvex case shape, he was one the earliest master watchmakers who decided to branch out and go "independent" with his vision.
- Using base movements such as Frederic Piguet, Lemania or Jaeger-LeCoultre, the calibers where then heavily modified and finished in the workshops with particular care despite the closed caseback (in most of the early examples like the present model). Beating inside the present timepiece is the finely-finished Lemania base movement caliber 2320. Featuring blued steel arrow shaped hands, the dials mostly follow a "British" style, with finely hand-decorated ligné or, like in the present example, Clous de Paris patterns. The solid grey gold dial further features silver rings displaying a satin finishing with Roman numerals to indicate the time and Arabic numerals for the seconds and chronograph totalizer displays.
- With very small production numbers, the present Daniel Roth chronograph numbered 31 is an example from early production, and it perfectly encapsulates the graceful and elegant aesthetics which Roth has adopted from his in-depth study of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s work.