Daniel Roth Master Perpetual 118.X.40

Daniel Roth Master Perpetual reference 118.X.40, which perfectly frames a hallowed high-horology complication inside the independent watchmaker's signature 18-karat yellow gold double-ellipse ("ellipsocurvex") case. It features a meticulously detailed champagne dial decorated with a stunning lozenge-motif engine-turned guilloché center, surrounded by a classic brushed chapter ring with printed black Roman numeral indices. The perpetual calendar features are thoughtfully arranged to ensure absolute symmetry: apertures for the day of the week and month flank the dial at 9 and 3 o'clock, a pristine golden moon phase indicator shines at 12 o'clock, and an expansive radial date subdial sits at 6 o'clock alongside a small blue pointer for the leap year cycle. Sweeping across this harmonized landscape are Daniel Roth's signature blued steel hands, all powered by the automatic Calibre DR114 movement and beautifully paired with a dark brown leather strap.