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Roger Dubuis Much-More Quantième Perpetuel à Guichets

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

2002

Maker / issuer

Roger Dubuis

This Roger Dubuis Much-More Quantième Perpetuel is an oversized, rectangular, curved wristwatch in 18K pink gold, produced in 2002 as part of a limited edition of 28 examples.

It features a perpetual calendar and moon phase display. The ivory-colored dial displays brown Arabic numerals, blued steel spade hands, and subsidiary apertures for the day, month, leap year, and moon phases. The watch is powered by a self-winding mechanical Caliber 5739, which is rhodium-plated and decorated with fausses cotes and oeil-de-perdrix. The movement features a skeletonized pink gold 'RD' medallion on the rotor, a straight-line lever escapement, and a swan-neck micrometer regulator.

The case includes a transparent back secured by 8 screws and features straight lugs with white gold bars. The wristwatch is accompanied by a fitted box, certificate of origin, COSC certificate, and additional documentation.

Evidence at a glance

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Technical characteristics

Type
Perpetual calendar watch
Maker
Roger Dubuis
Material
18K pink gold
Case Number
202461
Certification
Geneva Quality Mark
Place recorded
Switzerland
Case Dimensions
34 x 47 mm
Limited Edition
28 examples
Movement Caliber
5739
Maker / attribution
Roger Dubuis

Design

Case and Dial
The timepiece is housed in a two-body, rectangular, curved case measuring 34 x 47 mm and 12 mm in thickness. The exterior features a combination of polished and brushed surfaces, constructed from 18K pink gold. It is water-resistant and includes a transparent case back secured with eight screws, allowing visibility of the movement. The lugs are straight and utilize screwed white gold bars for strap attachment. The ivory-toned dial provides the interface for the perpetual calendar functions. It is punctuated by oversized brown Arabic numerals and features blued steel spade hands. Calendar indications are displayed via apertures for the days of the week, months, leap year cycle, and moon phases, with a subsidiary date dial located at the four o'clock position.
Visible features
• Ivory dial with oversized brown numerals • Visible moon phase aperture at six o'clock • Transparent exhibition case back with eight screws • Brown leather strap with 18K pink gold buckle
Movement and Escapement
The Caliber 5739 movement is self-winding and bears the Geneva Quality Mark. It is rhodium-plated and finished with fausses cotes and oeil-de-perdrix decorative patterns. The movement is constructed with 25 jewels and a straight-line lever escapement. It is adjusted to five positions and incorporates a shock absorber system with a self-compensating flat balance spring. Regulation is managed by a swan-neck micrometer regulator. The rotor features a skeletonized, pink gold medallion stamped with 'RD'.
Provenance and Documentation
This watch is identified as part of a limited production run of 28 pieces manufactured in 2002. It carries the specific reference M34 5739 5, with case number 202461 and movement number 322. The watch is sold with its original accompaniment including the fitted presentation box and official documentation. The provided documentation consists of the certificate of origin, a COSC certificate, and an instructional booklet. The auction description notes the condition of the watch components, assigning a grade of AAA for the overall assembly and varying grades for the individual case, movement, and dial.

Identification

Reference
M34 5739 5
Serial number
202461
Source note
Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.

Catalogue references

No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.

Research required

  • Research required: Overhaul recommended by the auction description
  • Research required: Limited edition numbering (28/28) listed in source
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