Daniel Roth Masters Chronograph S247 Salmon Dial
Daniel Roth Masters Chronograph S247 Salmon Dial
The Daniel Roth Masters Chronograph has developed a following in recent year, and it’s easy to see why with the prominent, sporty, distinct, but very wearable shape in a stainless-steel case with an El Primero derived automatic movement. And if you’re going down that rabbit hole this is the one to have with the coveted salmon or pink dial. And if you’re down that side street, this no-lume variant with blued hands and brilliantly polished nipple hour markers is the one for me.
Case: The 38 x 40 mm main case (45 mm lug to lug) is 11 mm thick, very clean, believed to be unpolished and exhibits minimal light use.
Dial: The salmon or pink dial is free from any imperfections and is distinctly Daniel Roth with the guilloche patterns, signature hand designs, and the polished hour markers that almost look like diamonds at first glance (in the best way possible).
Movement: The DR500 caliber is derived from the El Primero automatic chronograph movement and is running, winding, setting, and operating correctly at approximately – 8 s/d averaged across 6 positions. Service history is unknown.
Includes: The watch is presented on a blue alligator strap and includes an original signed deployant.