Daniel Roth is back with a vengeance—and a new timepiece. The brand, which has been owned by Bulgari since 2000, will now produce watches independently with the help of La Fabrique du Temps.

At this year's LVMH Watch Week, the Daniel Roth Tourbillon Souscription watch has grabbed center stage. For Daniel Roth, a prominent player in independent watchmaking, it marks an important occasion.

Daniel Roth has returned with a modern take on the brand's signature tourbillon. Limited to just 20, the new Tourbillon Souscription costs $153,227.

Daniel Roth has debuted the Extra Plat Souscription at LVMH Watch Week. Based on the Tourbillon Souscription, the Extra Plat Souscription sits in a yellow gold double eclipse case, and is more ...

Daniel Roth Unveils New Tourbillon Souscription at LVMH Watch Week: Paying homage to one of the brand's very first model, introduced in 1989.

The new Daniel Roth Tourbillon in Rose Gold is available today and priced at CHF 155,000 (approximately $180,700). The watches will be numbered beginning with “21,” continuing the following ...

PARIS — It’s time for relaunched Swiss watchmaker Daniel Roth’s first commercial timepiece. A follow-up to the inaugural Tourbillon Souscription, the 38.6-millimeter double-ellipse model ...

The Tourbillon Souscription is limited to just 20 units and is only obtainable by being a patron of Daniel Roth. Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

The new Daniel Roth Tourbillon in Rose Gold is available today and priced at CHF 155,000 (approximately $180,700). The watches will be numbered beginning with “21,” continuing the following the ...

With the unveiling of the Tourbillon Souscription, Daniel Roth has officially made its relaunch at the 2024 LVMH Watch Week. ⁠ ...

Anders Modig Davin for The New York Times Their first Daniel Roth watch, set for delivery in early 2024, will be the Souscription Tourbillon, an update of the first watch Daniel Roth released in 1989.

Inspired by its Tourbillon Souscription watch, Daniel Roth has reinterpreted the design in a new laidback way – but as a limited edition novelty, you might not be able to get one.