Fine and Elegant, Very First Generation Regulateur Tourbillon, Power Reserve Wristwatch in Yellow Gold, With Box and Papers
Model: Regulateur Tourbillon
Reference: 2187
Case Material: Yellow Gold
Bracelet Material: Leather Strap
Year: 1990
Movement: Manual
Caliber: DR307
Case N°: N°28
Dimensions: 35 × 38 mm
Signed: Dial, Movement and Case
Accessories: Box, Warranty, Bulletin de Marche, Magazine and Additional Strap
The Daniel Roth Regulateur Tourbillon 2187 in yellow gold is a striking and sophisticated example of the watchmaker’s dedication to intricate complications and timeless design. Daniel Roth is a legendary figure in haute horlogerie, known for his pioneering work in developing tourbillon movements and distinctive case shapes. This particular model, numbered 28, showcases his signature aesthetic, featuring a finely crafted yellow-gold case and a leather strap that exudes luxury. The case shape itself is unique, with Roth’s signature ellipsoidal design, blending classic elegance with modern innovation. At the heart of this timepiece lies the tourbillon, one of the most coveted and admired complications in watchmaking. Positioned at 6 o’clock, the tourbillon is visible through the open dial, allowing a glimpse into the complex mechanics that work to counteract the effects of gravity on timekeeping. The guilloché dial enhances the visual appeal, with a meticulous patterning that reflects light beautifully. The dial also features a regulator layout, where the hours and minutes are displayed separately: Roman numerals in the upper dial track the hours, while a smaller hand circles the outer ring to indicate minutes, and a power reserve indicator is positioned at the lower, labeled “BAS” and “HAUT” to indicate low and high power respectively. This watch, along with its original box and papers, offers collectors not only a piece of horological art but also a historically significant timepiece. The Daniel Roth Regulateur Tourbillon is a testament to the brand’s commitment to precision and beauty, making it a treasured addition to any collection. Its rarity and mechanical complexity speak to the fine craftsmanship that defines Daniel Roth watches, known for blending innovative complications like the tourbillon with refined, timeless designs. 
