Daniel Roth 207 Seconds at 6 Grey Guilloche Dial SS

The Daniel Roth 207 Seconds at 6 stands as a testament to the prestigious independent watchmaking movement that flourished in the 1990s and early 2000s. Daniel Roth, a master watchmaker formerly of Breguet, sculpted his signature style in this double-ellipse timepiece, distinguished by architectural lines and subtle elegance. The automatic movement showcases the brand's commitment to traditional horological craft, revealed here with a prominent subsidiary seconds display at 6 o'clock, a hallmark of the reference. The grey guilloche dial is balanced beautifully with fine Roman numerals and characteristic blued hands, underscoring Roth's penchant for classical detail with modern precision. While the 207 collection is now a rare find, collectors covet these pieces for their historical significance and understated luxury. The hand-finished movement is often lauded for its exceptional refinement and long-term reliability, and the model is celebrated among connoisseurs for retaining the essence of true independent design. The distinct case shape in stainless steel and curved profile—emblematic of the brand—ensure strong wrist presence and immediate recognition. While not typically released as limited editions, the relative scarcity and reputation of the watch grant it enduring desirability. The Daniel Roth 207 remains a key piece for collectors seeking pedigree and timeless horological artistry. Like New with European Watch Company leather travel pouch.