DANIEL ROTH Endurer Chronosprint Chronograph Watch Dial Black
Overview
DANIEL ROTH was a Swiss watchmaker who established his eponymous brand in 1989, specializing in high-end chronographs and complications. The brand was acquired by Bulgari in 2000, after which production under the DANIEL ROTH name ceased. The Endurer Chronosprint was part of the brand’s sports chronograph lineup, featuring a classic three-register layout with a focus on legibility and precision timing.
This is a new-old-stock (NOS) black dial for the DANIEL ROTH Endurer Chronosprint chronograph. The dial is designed to fit the Endurer Chronosprint case, measuring approximately 32 mm (width) x 34.8 mm (height). It features a matte black finish with applied silver accents, non-numeric hour markers coated with luminous material, and Arabic numerals on the chronograph subdials for enhanced readability. The dial is marked with the DANIEL ROTH signature at the 12 o’clock position.
The dial is unused and in pristine condition, graded Excellent in our Condition Grading Scale below. No original packaging is included. This is a genuine DANIEL ROTH component, sourced directly from Switzerland, and intended for restoration or customization of an Endurer Chronosprint chronograph. The subdial layout corresponds to the chronograph’s standard configuration, with registers positioned at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock.
Specifications
The dial measures approximately 32 mm in width and 34.8 mm in height, designed for direct fitment into the DANIEL ROTH Endurer Chronosprint chronograph case. The finish is matte black with applied silver accents for contrast, consistent with the brand’s design language from the 1990s. Hour markers are non-numeric, coated with luminous material for low-light visibility. The chronograph subdials at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock use Arabic numerals for improved legibility during timing operations.
The dial carries the following marking: a DANIEL ROTH signature applied at the 12 o’clock position. The subdials are positioned to align with the Endurer Chronosprint’s chronograph movement layout, which was typically powered by a modified ETA or Frédéric Piguet ébauche, common in high-end Swiss chronographs of this era. The dial is crafted from metal with a painted matte finish, a standard construction method for Swiss watch dials from this period.
The luminous material on the hour markers is intact, though the brightness and duration of luminescence may vary due to age, even in unused NOS components. The dial’s foot spacing and height are designed to match the Endurer Chronosprint’s movement and case architecture, ensuring proper alignment during installation.
Notes
- The article is sold "AS IS". Please read our Warranty Policy before purchasing.
- Any parts not explicitly mentioned in this description or not visible in the accompanying photographs are not included.
- Colors may appear slightly different across various screens and devices so we cannot guarantee an exact screen-to-reality color match.
This is a genuine DANIEL ROTH Endurer Chronosprint chronograph dial, suitable for restoration projects or custom builds requiring an original NOS component.
