Minute Repeater

Only few manufactures are capable of making highly complicated stricking watches, and Daniel Roth is part of them.

On a new movement, entirely developed and produced at the Manufacture in Le Sentier, the two-gong mechanism delivers a clear and pure sound.

The strike hammers are activated by pressing the pushpiece on the left side of the case.

The gold dial, guilloché in its center, indicates the hours in Roman numerals appearing against an enamel base made by the grand feu baking technique. In an aperture at 12 o'clock, the ideogram for a bell appears when the system is engaged, and a barred bell when the system is idle.

• DR 750 manual movement entirely developed and manufactured by Daniel Roth
• Minute repeater, power reserve, small second at 7 o'clock
• 42-hour power reserve
• Center guilloché dial and enamel Grand few hours-circle
• 44 mm curved case in white gold
• Entirely decorated hand-bevelled movement. "Côtes de Genève" finish
• Hand-stitched alligator strap with folding clasp