While retaining the exact same length and width as the Tourbillon, the Daniel Roth Extra Plat case is further magnified by a reduced thickness of 7.7mm. Crafted in yellow gold 3N, the slimmer case profile, combined with the revisited curved lugs, allows for a tailored fit on the wrist. Aligning with the other Daniel Roth Souscription series, this Extra Plat Souscription has a plain case back engraved with the watch’s individual number, also found on the dial and the movement. The Extra Plat Souscription dial is crafted in solid yellow gold and features Clou de Paris Guilloché. Nearly two entire days of work are required exclusively for the Clou de Paris Guilloché, which is made entirely in-house by one Maître Guillocheur. To reach this level of quality and also perpetuate this exceptional savoir-faire, historical machines from the mid-1800s and mid-1990s were sourced from collectors and museums all over the world and completely restored. The plain case back of the Extra Plat Souscription hides a new mechanical movement, developed and assembled internally at la Fabrique du Temps under the supervision of Michel Navas and Enrico Barbasini. While the DR002 echoes the distinctive visual style of the DR001 Tourbillon Calibre it has been developed from the ground up for the Extra Plat, retaining the same high-watchmaking design principles and exceptional level of finishings. The revamped oscillating system now beats at a 4HZ frequency and features a newly designed bar click, offering that ever-so-rewarding sensation when winding up the watch. To register your interest, please fill out the inquiry form at the link below:
