Daniel Roth Masters Tourbillon 8-Day with Perpetual Calendar

Case and Dial

The watch is housed in a platinum case with a vertical double-ellipse geometry, measuring 49 x 40 mm. This double-faced, hunting-case model includes a hinged back and a sapphire-crystal case-back to view the movement. The front face features an eccentric dial with skeletonized elements and a subsidiary seconds indication integrated into the one-minute tourbillon regulator positioned at 6 o'clock.

The display includes multiple apertures and subsidiary dials. On the front, an 8-day power-reserve indication is located at the 12 o'clock position. The rear face is configured for the perpetual calendar, providing a moon phase aperture, apertures for the day of the week and month of the year, and subsidiary dials for the date and the leap-year cycle.

Indications on the calendar are presented in English. The case is classified as being in very good condition with slight scratches, while the dial is reported as new.

Movement and Performance

The watch is powered by the caliber DR 5 301. It is a manual-winding movement featuring two twin going barrels. The mechanical construction incorporates a one-minute tourbillon regulator, intended to enhance timekeeping performance. The caliber is adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism, and six positions to manage accuracy.

The mechanism provides an 8-day power-reserve, indicated by an aperture on the front dial face.

Signatures and Configuration

The watch is identified by the Daniel Roth signature on the dial, case, and movement. The watch is part of a special edition limited to 15 pieces. It is secured to the wrist with a black leather strap attached to an 18K white gold Daniel Roth deployant clasp.

The perpetual calendar is described as instantaneous and provides information through various apertures and subsidiary indicators. The watch is water-resistant, though specific depth ratings are not provided in the source documentation.