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Daniel Roth
Ref. C317
Papillon
Daniel Roth，優雅，白金跳時腕錶，限量發行110枚，編號第43號。附保證書及錶盒
估價
CHF30,000–60,000
€32,000–64,000
$35,000–70,000
成交價
CHF58,420
製造商
Daniel Roth
年份
Circa 1998
型號
C317
機芯編號
Rotor engraved with limited edition number 43/110
錶殼號碼
43
型號名稱
Papillon
材料
18k white gold
機芯
Automatic, based on GP cal 3000
錶帶/ 錶鏈
Leather
錶扣
Stainless steel pin buckle
尺寸
35mm Width and 38mm Length
簽名
Case, dial and movement signed
配件
Accompanied by Daniel Roth special anniversary fitted box, undated and unstamped guarantee, hang tag, user manual, outer packaging.
完整圖錄內容
The role of Daniel Roth in the rise of interest for independent watchmaking as we know it today cannot be highlighted enough.
Roth was one of the earlier watchmakers who decided to thread his own path and create an eponymous brand. He did so in 1988 immediately imposing and carving his personal design language, most notably the ellipsocurvex case shape, hands with pointed tips and dials with either clou de Paris or vertical guilloche pattern.
The Papillon (or Butterfly) – named due to the dial’s winged design -was launched in 1998 in celebration of the brand’s 10th anniversary and the very last watch bearing the Daniel Roth name where the man himself was involved. It was made in a limited edition of 250 pieces: 30 pieces in platinum, 110 pieces in pink gold and 110 in white gold of which the present example is number 43.
The Papillon features a digital jump hour display at 12 o’clock, the minutes are indicated via a semi-circle indication on the lower section and once the small hand reaches the 60 minute mark another hand appears at the 0 indication across.
A large seconds indication sits in the centre of the dial above the minutes indicator.
It is interesting to note that in the 9 years Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo has been holding watch auctions this is the very first time a Daniel Roth Papillon is being offered underlining the rarity of this piece.
Roth was one of the earlier watchmakers who decided to thread his own path and create an eponymous brand. He did so in 1988 immediately imposing and carving his personal design language, most notably the ellipsocurvex case shape, hands with pointed tips and dials with either clou de Paris or vertical guilloche pattern.
The Papillon (or Butterfly) – named due to the dial’s winged design -was launched in 1998 in celebration of the brand’s 10th anniversary and the very last watch bearing the Daniel Roth name where the man himself was involved. It was made in a limited edition of 250 pieces: 30 pieces in platinum, 110 pieces in pink gold and 110 in white gold of which the present example is number 43.
The Papillon features a digital jump hour display at 12 o’clock, the minutes are indicated via a semi-circle indication on the lower section and once the small hand reaches the 60 minute mark another hand appears at the 0 indication across.
A large seconds indication sits in the centre of the dial above the minutes indicator.
It is interesting to note that in the 9 years Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo has been holding watch auctions this is the very first time a Daniel Roth Papillon is being offered underlining the rarity of this piece.