The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes the boxes (inner and outer), additional items, and papers dated July 2020, indicating the purchase date. The MSRP for this watch is $114,200.

Among the most technically audacious chronographs in the Tradition collection, the 7077 is a 44mm 18-carat white gold timepiece measuring 13.95mm in thickness — built around the principle of the independent chronograph, where two entirely separate gear trains govern timekeeping and chronograph functions independently. This eliminates the mechanical disturbance that engaging a standard chronograph introduces to the timekeeping train, achieving a level of precision impossible in a conventional integrated chronograph. The anthracite hand-wound movement is displayed on the front of the watch, with the off-centred silvered gold time dial hand-engraved on a rose engine at 12 o'clock, a retrograde 20-minute counter at 10 o'clock, a power reserve indicator at 2 o'clock, and a chronograph running indicator at 6 o'clock — the 20-minute counter and power reserve mirrored again on the exhibition caseback. Presented on a black gator leather strap with white gold deployant clasp. Retailing at 114,200 USD, this example is offered well below current retail. The hand-wound 580 DR features a silicon Breguet balance spring and inverted in-line silicon escapement, comprising 62 jewels, beating at 36,000 vph (5 Hz), and delivering approximately 55 hours of power reserve, water-resistant to 30 meters.