New Daniel Roth Papillon Chronograph Watch Sticks To The Old Patent

This is a unique watch that will take your eyes off anything you are busy with. The Daniel Roth Papillon Chronograph Watch is Papillon’s new take on the much adored timepiece which is celebrating its 10th anniversary. While this is a modern version the watch still comes with the patented pivoting-head retrograde minute hands in the shape of lozenges.

Unlike the 2005 Pappilon Chronograph model he Daniel Roth Papillon Chronograph Watch now runs on a self-winding mechanical Frederic Piguet column-wheel chronograph caliber. This is a more refined version with a Cotes de Geneve pattern on the dial base and sans the shield-like cover for the pivoting minute hands.

Be fast if you want to get your very own Daniel Roth Papillon Chronograph Watch because only 250 units will be produced worldwide at a selling price of up to $60,000 for each watch.

The Daniel Roth Papillon Chronograph Watch features complications like the retrograde minute hands, chronograph and date. It comes with a white, red gold or yellow case with a flat sapphire back measuring 43 x 46 mm.

You will get a silver or ruthenium-colored dial with transparent counters and markings plus a black, brown or blue crocodile leather strap.