Daniel Roth founded his workshop in the serene Vallée de Joux in 1989 and today is considered one of the pioneers of independent watchmaking. His distinct design language, characterized by the elliptical case and meticulously crafted pinstripe guilloché dials, swiftly distinguished him within the watchmaking fraternity. His timepieces are celebrated for their intricate complexities, such as the tourbillon boasting an impressive 8-day power reserve, the instantaneous perpetual calendar, and the resounding Westminster Grande Sonnerie Carillon. 

This particular Master chrono ref. 447.X.60 is a quintessential Roth design, featuring the unique Ellipsocurvex case which houses a desirable salmon/skeleton dial, making it a true work of art. This example has remained in fantastic neo-vintage condition displaying strong hallmarks on its 18k white gold case. It comes with its correct box, warranty papers and retains its correct 18k white gold DR signed pin buckle. If you've been looking for a unique independent neo-vintage timepiece this Roth is a fantastic conversation piece and fit collectors of any level.

Dial: Mint with no blemishes under magnification. All the lume plots are present and full. Hands: Are matching. Case: Excellent with light wear from use. Deep and crisp hallmarks still present. No distracting dings or dents. Correct crown. Crystal: Clear. Bracelet: Correct 18k white gold DR signed pin buckle. Two piece gator strap in brown. Accessories: Comes as a complete set with all box paper and booklets. The movement is running well on our timegrapher and comes with our 1-year mechanical warranty.

Year/era: 1990s Reference: 447.X.60 Serial: 15XXX Dimensions: 38mm wide, 46mm lug to lug, 20mm lug width, 10mm thickness. Movement: Automatic Caliber DR101 which derives from a Lemania chrongraph.