8045Σ︎
Roger Dubuis
Ref. 86300
La Monégasque Chronograph
A rare and attractive stainless steel square-shaped chronograph wristwatch with tachymetre scale
Estimate
HK$60,000–120,000
€6,600–13,200
$7,700–15,400
Starting Bid
HK$55,000
Manufacturer
Roger Dubuis
Year
Circa 2015
Movement No
559
Reference No
86300
Case No
PB75FW
Model Name
La Monégasque Chronograph
Material
Stainless steel
Calibre
Automatic, cal. RD680, 42 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Crocodile
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel Roger Dubius deployant clasp
Dimensions
44mm length x 44mm width
Signed
Case, dial, movement and clasp signed
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- Inspired by the Monte Carlo resort and casino in Monaco
- Bicompax dial and pattern that looks like a casino roulette wheel
- In-house cal. RD680 movement
- Roger Dubuis’ La Monégasque, a name highly related to Monaco, in fact is said to be inspired by the luxurious Monte Carlo resort and casino in the city-state on the French Riviera.
- The bicompax dial with the Arabic numerals on black tiles resembles the black and red pockets of a roulette wheel, sitting on a slightly angular surface. The red lining of the tachymetre scale creates a dim contrast to the monochromatic scheme of the dial, yet not distracting the numerals of the dial. Paired with dauphine hands, it gives a hint of vintage feel to the watch to a watch of unusual design.
- The watch operates on an in-house self-winding cal. RD680, attached with a micro rotor, and a column wheel-operated chronograph for smooth activation and reset of the function.
- Inspired by the Monte Carlo resort and casino in Monaco
- Bicompax dial and pattern that looks like a casino roulette wheel
- In-house cal. RD680 movement
- Roger Dubuis’ La Monégasque, a name highly related to Monaco, in fact is said to be inspired by the luxurious Monte Carlo resort and casino in the city-state on the French Riviera.
- The bicompax dial with the Arabic numerals on black tiles resembles the black and red pockets of a roulette wheel, sitting on a slightly angular surface. The red lining of the tachymetre scale creates a dim contrast to the monochromatic scheme of the dial, yet not distracting the numerals of the dial. Paired with dauphine hands, it gives a hint of vintage feel to the watch to a watch of unusual design.
- The watch operates on an in-house self-winding cal. RD680, attached with a micro rotor, and a column wheel-operated chronograph for smooth activation and reset of the function.