No Reserve
1003
Daniel Roth
Ref. 528.ST
A petite and elegant lady’s stainless steel wristwatch with guilloché dial and bracelet
Estimate
HK$30,000–50,000•︎
€3,400–5,600
$3,800–6,400
Manufacturer
Daniel Roth
Year
Circa 1990s
Reference No
528.ST
Case No
906
Material
Stainless steel
Calibre
Manual, 21 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Stainless steel Daniel Roth bracelet, max length 165mm
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel Daniel Roth deployant clasp
Dimensions
21mm width x 27mm length
Signed
Case, dial, movement, bracelet and clasp signed
Full-Cataloguing
Good To Know:
- A petite example from the 1990s for ladies
- Double-elliptical manual wound movement matching the case
- Offered without reserve
Daniel Roth established himself as an early pioneer of independent watchmaking when he founded his eponymous brand in 1989.
The legacy of the Daniel Roth brand, spanning the late 1980s through the early 2000s, can largely be divided into three distinct chapters: when Roth first established his marque after leaving Breguet in 1989; when The Hour Glass acquired a stake in 1995; and after Bulgari purchased the brand in 2001. Seasoned collectors particularly pine for the rare, early pieces from before The Hour Glass era, which have become increasingly difficult to source and are swiftly acquired whenever they surface on the market.
While the double-ellipse case is immediately recognizable, collectors may be less familiar with this particular case size. A petite bracelet watch from the 1990s, this very rare lady’s Daniel Roth measures 21mm x 27mm and features a hand-wound movement. In a demonstration of unwavering commitment to fine detail, the movement itself is also double-elliptical in shape, refusing to compromise by using a conventional round-based calibre.
Numbered 906, the present watch is offered at No Reserve and stands as an exceptionally adorable example within Daniel Roth's historic career.
- A petite example from the 1990s for ladies
- Double-elliptical manual wound movement matching the case
- Offered without reserve
Daniel Roth established himself as an early pioneer of independent watchmaking when he founded his eponymous brand in 1989.
The legacy of the Daniel Roth brand, spanning the late 1980s through the early 2000s, can largely be divided into three distinct chapters: when Roth first established his marque after leaving Breguet in 1989; when The Hour Glass acquired a stake in 1995; and after Bulgari purchased the brand in 2001. Seasoned collectors particularly pine for the rare, early pieces from before The Hour Glass era, which have become increasingly difficult to source and are swiftly acquired whenever they surface on the market.
While the double-ellipse case is immediately recognizable, collectors may be less familiar with this particular case size. A petite bracelet watch from the 1990s, this very rare lady’s Daniel Roth measures 21mm x 27mm and features a hand-wound movement. In a demonstration of unwavering commitment to fine detail, the movement itself is also double-elliptical in shape, refusing to compromise by using a conventional round-based calibre.
Numbered 906, the present watch is offered at No Reserve and stands as an exceptionally adorable example within Daniel Roth's historic career.