Daniel Roth, an influential independent watchmaker, founded his brand in 1988, bringing his unique vision to the forefront of Swiss watchmaking. His creations quickly gained recognition for their distinctive DANIEL ROTH style, combining historical elegance, particularly from Abraham-Louis Breguet’s works, with innovative designs like the signature double ellipse case. This unique shape, an inventive fusion of a circle and a square, became the hallmark of Roth’s watches, providing a perfect canvas for his intricate complications. Roth achieved remarkable feats in watchmaking, introducing a new complication annually, ranging from chronographs and perpetual calendars to ultra-thin models. However, the most notable was the Tourbillon, introduced in 1989 as one of the first wristwatch tourbillons and quickly became the flagship model of the brand. The revived DANIEL ROTH Maison continues this legacy, with the new Tourbillon Souscription model showcasing refinements in design and mechanics, including an in-house calibre and a solid gold guilloche dial. Despite modern enhancements, the watch retains the classic double ellipse case with improved ergonomics and a slimmer profile. The prototype of this iconic model was revealed at LVMH Watch Week in January 2024, and the limited 20-piece collection is set to be delivered in the first half of 2024.