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DANIEL ROTH, DATOMAX REF. 208.X.60, AN ATTRACTIVE GOLD AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH CROWN KHANJAR INSIGNIA

CASE NUMBER: No. 26

Name: DANIEL ROTH, DATOMAX REF. 208.X.60, AN ATTRACTIVE GOLD AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH CROWN KHANJAR INSIGNIA
Brand: CASE NUMBER: No. 26
Price: 10000.00 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Price Realised USD 12,600

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DANIEL ROTH, DATOMAX REF. 208.X.60, AN ATTRACTIVE GOLD AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH CROWN KHANJAR INSIGNIA

CASE NUMBER: No. 26

Price Realised USD 12,600

CIRCA: 2005
CASE MATERIAL: 18k white gold, sapphire crystal caseback has a laser etching of the Crown Khanjar, the insignia of the Omani royalty
DIAMETER: 41 mm. x 38 mm.
DIAL: Grey with silvered sector dial, guilloche centre, big date at 12 o’ clock
MOVEMENT: Automatic
FUNCTIONS: time, big date
WITH: Daniel Roth Certificate of Origin (Blank)

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Lot Essay

Made soon after the acquisition of Daniel Roth by Bulgari in 2000, this Datomax bears his signature ‘Double-Ellipse’ or ‘Tonneau’ case. The dial of this watch is in many ways in the classic style; Roman numerals, guilloche dial and blued hands.

Yet Roth elevates this watch to something which appears far more modern; of course, helped by the case shape, but also the way in which the date window interrupts the hour dial and how the second sub-dial covers the ‘V’, ‘VI’ and ‘VII’ hour markers.

What makes this watch even more special is the Omani Crown Khanjar engraving on the sapphire caseback. Presented in very fine condition, this example appears to be the only that has ever surfaced with this special configuration. Presumably this watch was given as a State gift to the original recipient.

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OVERALL CONDITION: The watch is in excellent overall condition

CASE: Excellent, surface scratches only. Hallmarks are crisp and visible

DIAL: Nice, clean and original

MOVEMENT: Ticking at the time of cataloguing, all the functions are working. However a service is recommended.

STRAP/ BUCKLE: Strap shows signs of wear, white gold buckle has surface scratches

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