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Daniel Roth
Ref. 447.X.70
Master's Chronograph
A highly attractive and well-preserved platinum semi-skeletonized chronograph wristwatch with salmon dial and date
Estimate
HK$65,000–125,000
€7,100–13,700
$8,300–16,000
Manufacturer
Daniel Roth
Year
Circa 2000
Reference No
447.X.70
Case No
15574
Model Name
Master's Chronograph
Material
Platinum
Calibre
Automatic, cal. DR101, 38 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Crocodile
Clasp/Buckle
Platinum Daniel Roth pin buckle
Dimensions
45.5mm length x 38mm width
Signed
Case, dial, movement and buckle signed
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- From the early THG era (The Hour Glass Group)
- Feature a highly desirable semi-skeletonized salmon dial
- Garnering attention with its expressive and the now iconic double ellipse cased wristwatches, Daniel Roth timepieces have become highly popular amongst collectors radar in recent years. Creating a niche of its own with remarkable designs and intricate finishings, early creations by Roth have become harder and harder to come by today.
- Belonging to the early THG era (The Hour Glass Group), the present Daniel Roth signed chronograph is graced with the DNA of Roth’s signature features, even better, the remarkable works can be admired directly from the open-worked dial.
- Available in precious metal from platinum, pink, yellow and white gold, the model was paired with different coloured dials. Perhaps one of the most desirable options, the present platinum example is fitted with an exceptional salmon dial that provides great contrast.
- The depth is superbly displayed where the wearer can admire and enjoy the intricacies of the workings of the chronograph. In fact, the movement has been inversed as for the column wheel and chronographic functions to be visible on the dial side rather than the caseback.
- With the revival of the brand under LVMH management, collectors are once again excited about the possibilities of the brand. A great opportunity to acquire a rare and early yet wonderfully preserved Daniel Roth from a time when horology was reinventing itself.
- From the early THG era (The Hour Glass Group)
- Feature a highly desirable semi-skeletonized salmon dial
- Garnering attention with its expressive and the now iconic double ellipse cased wristwatches, Daniel Roth timepieces have become highly popular amongst collectors radar in recent years. Creating a niche of its own with remarkable designs and intricate finishings, early creations by Roth have become harder and harder to come by today.
- Belonging to the early THG era (The Hour Glass Group), the present Daniel Roth signed chronograph is graced with the DNA of Roth’s signature features, even better, the remarkable works can be admired directly from the open-worked dial.
- Available in precious metal from platinum, pink, yellow and white gold, the model was paired with different coloured dials. Perhaps one of the most desirable options, the present platinum example is fitted with an exceptional salmon dial that provides great contrast.
- The depth is superbly displayed where the wearer can admire and enjoy the intricacies of the workings of the chronograph. In fact, the movement has been inversed as for the column wheel and chronographic functions to be visible on the dial side rather than the caseback.
- With the revival of the brand under LVMH management, collectors are once again excited about the possibilities of the brand. A great opportunity to acquire a rare and early yet wonderfully preserved Daniel Roth from a time when horology was reinventing itself.