Daniel Roth
Masters Grandes Complication
Moon Phases

Masters Grandes Complication Moon Phases is a perpertual calendar with functions on date, day, month, year and the moonphase. It uses an automatic movement with DR114 caliber. It has 45 hours power reserve, 27 jewels, 18k gold guilloche rotor, 28,800 vph, and hand-finished Cotes de Geneve pattern.

The case comes in versions of 18k pink-gold, platinum, and white gold. It possesses the signature double-ellipse shape with a dimension of 38mm x 35mm with 10mm thickness.

It uses flat sapphire crystal and a screwed down matching metal crown. It has 4 correctors with case protection for the perpetual calendar function. Its caseback is transparent through a sapphire crystal. Its water resistance is up to 30m.

The dial is silver or pink-gold and has either a guilloche pattern or ligne pattern. Its hour ring has printed Roman numerals and its outer-circumference is the printed minute track. The indication is by blue steel arrow-tipped central hands.

Another circular display is located at 6 for the date and four-year cycle. The day and month is indicated in two separate windows in the middle of the dial.

Its moonphase is positioned at 12. It uses hand-sewn alligator leather with matching metal buckle.

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