Swiss watch brand RAYMOND WEIL presents a special edition of its best-selling freelancer chronograph inspired by the open road and a customised motorbike crafted by the artisans of Meister Engineering.
Meister Engineering is a Swiss custom motorcycle company based in Geneva. Their artisans and engineers modify standard motorbikes, offering distinctive blend of creativity, style and mechanical virtue.
Ultimately, the two-wheeled work of art inspired RAYMOND WEIL to create a bronze timepiece equipped with a chronograph, the freelancer 7780.
On the brand’s customised motorbike, the name RAYMOND WEIL adorns the fuel tank and is depicted in rose gold foil. This provided the inspiration for the texture of the 43.5mm bronze case and the two counters gracing the dial.
Likewise, the motorbike’s gradient effect paint influenced the watch’s black smoked dial. This latter detail confers an interesting display with light tones at the centre of the dial that assume a darker shade near the edge.
The tachymeter and pulsometer scales engraved on the motorcycle tank cap are replicated on the watch’s satin-finished ceramic bezel insert and flange, respectively. Even the freelancer’s rich brown calf leather strap has been inspired by the motorbike’s leather-clad seat.
The symmetrical bi-compax layout features a 30-minute chronograph counter and a small seconds display. The golden hour and minute hands are generously proportioned and, in conjunction with the applied indexes, prove highly legible.
The hour track is snailed, while the hands and indexes feature luminescent treatment, augmenting readability in restricted light. The colour of the central chronograph seconds hand, the hand on the 30-minute register and the numerals on the pulsometer scale are presented in orange shades.
A date display is positioned at 6 o’clock, once again contributing to the overall symmetry of the dial. The date disc is presented in black, matching the colour of the dial.
The tachymeter scale on the bezel provides the means to determine the speed over a known distance. The pulsometer scale on the bronze-toned flange allows the wearer to determine the heart rate of an individual.
The dial wonderfully plays with shades, depths and textures, contributing to the watch’s sophisticated appearance.
The case back is presented in stainless steel. The Calibre RW5030 is visible via the exhibition case back. This self-winding movement is fitted with a W-shaped skeleton oscillating weight, a reference to the founder’s surname. The watch has a power reserve of 56 hours.
The watch comes on a brown calf leather strap with contrasting stitching and paired with a bronze folding clasp equipped with a double push-security system.
The RAYMOND WEIL freelancer chronograph bi-compax is available in two variants: one in a bronze case, limited to just 300 pieces and with red and orange accents, and the other in a bronze and titanium case, with blue accents.
Model: Raymond Weil Freelancer Chronograph Bi-Compax 7780 Bronze
Reference 7780-B1-20422
Movement
Mechanical chronograph bi-compax with automatic winding – RW5030
Power-reserve: 56 hours
Jewels: 27
Functions
Central hours and minutes, small seconds at 9 o’clock
Chronograph
– Start, stop and restart using push-button at 2 o’clock
– Reset using push-button at 4 o’clock
– Central chronograph hand
– 30 minutes counter at 3 o’clock
Pulsometer
Pulsometer flange
Case
Round – Bronze with a black ceramic tachymeter bezel
Diameter: 43.5mm
Thickness: 13.7mm
Crown: Screwed-down and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire with antiglare treatment on both sides
Case back: Screwed-down, stainless steel with Titanium color coating, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 100 m, 330 ft, 10 atm
Dial
Black with gradient-effect from the center, counters in bronze colour, rose gold applique indexes enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Hands
Hours / Minutes: Rose gold plated, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Small seconds: Black steel, barrel-shaped
Chronograph function: Orange
Bracelet
Brown genuine calf leather, Bronze RW folding clasp with double push-security system
RAYMOND WEIL has launched a new model of its best selling freelancer Chronograph 7741. The latest entrant to this series comes with an enchanting green theme.
A Tri Compax chronograph, RW 7741 features an array of exquisite details and proves ideal for measuring elapsed periods of time. Offered in different dial variants, the model is available with a 5-rows bracelet or a colour-coordinated strap.
The new green dial model features a 43.5mm diameter stainless steel case. The combination of brushed and polished surfaces imbues the watch with a luxurious appearance. The hours and minutes are conveyed with bold hands and collaborate with legible indexes.
The hands and indexes with luminescent treatment improve readability in restricted light. The dial dispenses with a conventional date display, thereby affording more room for the remaining dial indications.
RAYMOND WEIL designers have upgraded each aspect of the dial composition. The company’s logo is now presented on an applied panel. To match with the dial color, the case is mounted with a green tachometer bezel-insert in ceramic.
The new freelancer Chronograph (reference 7741-SC7-52021) is equipped with the Calibre RW5030. Visible through the exhibition caseback, this automatic movement has a power reserve of 56 hours.
On the new freelancer Chronograph Green model, the 30-minute and 12-hour chronograph registers are equipped with highly legible white hands, while all three counters are framed with silver-toned circlets.
The hour track is snailed, adding a delightful texture to the display and the dial is slightly smoked, contributing to the model’s handsome appearance.
Harmonizing with the color theme, this new freelancer Chronograph comes with a green calf leather strap.
Technical details
Model: Raymond Weil freelancer Chronograph
Reference 7741-SC7-52021
Movement
Mechanical chronograph Tri-compax with automatic winding – RW5030
Power-reserve: 56 hours
Jewels: 27
Functions
Central hours and minutes, small seconds at 9 o’clock
Chronograph
– Start, stop and restart using push-button at 2 o’clock
– Reset using push-button at 4 o’clock
– Central chronograph hand
– 30 minutes counter at 3 o’clock
– 12 hours counter at 6 o’clock
Case
Round – Stainless steel case with green ceramic tachometer bezel
Diameter: 43.5mm
Thickness: 13.7mm
Screwed-down and fluted with RW monogram
Sapphire with antiglare treatment on both sides
Case back: Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Green encircled by grooves, satin-brushed, green and silver counters, silver applique indexes enhanced with whiteSuper-Luminova®
Hands
Hours / Minutes: Silver steel, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Small seconds: Silver steel, barrel-shaped
Chronograph function: White
Bracelet
Green genuine calf leather, stainless steel RW folding clasp with double push-security system
RAYMOND WEIL presents a luxurious variation of its emblematic noemia watch.
Named after the Maison’s founder granddaughter, the noemia collection celebrates the RAYMOND WEIL family by creating exclusively feminine pieces.
The NOEMIA watch is now available in a steel version with an accented jewellery character. Made with the Swiss precision for which the company is renowned, it is adorned with 47 diamonds and its delicate curves form a voluptuous caress of the wrist.
With its two glittering cascades of 18 diamonds set asymmetrically on the 32 mm case, the jewelled decoration has moved out of its usual context. The dial captures the eye with its depth giving an unprecedented effect of grandeur.
The sober combination of nature and gradation results from the precious guilloché work creating an incomparable effect of light, texture, brilliance and elegance. The dial is adorned with 11 diamond indices and a Roman XII, as a reference to the collection’s previous models.
The dazzling case, the pure dial and the delight of the polished and satin-finished steel bracelet are hallmarks of an authentic piece of jewellery. The model is available in two dial variations: green and grey.
Technical details
Model: NOEMIA
References
5132-S1S-52181
5132-S1S-60181
Movement
Quartz
Case
Round – Polished stainless steel set with 36 diamonds
Diameter: 32mm
Thickness: 7.58mm
Crown: With lacquer
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Screwed
Water resistance: 50 m, 165 ft, 5 atm
Dial
5132-S1S-52181: Green, with Roman numerals and set with 11 diamonds
5132-S1S-60181: Grey, with Roman numerals and set with 11 diamonds
Hands
Nickel plated
Bracelet
Stainless steel bracelet
Stainless steel folding clasp with double push-security system
Swiss watch brand RAYMOND WEIL reveals its fourth maestro The Beatles timepiece, the epilogue of its exceptional partnership with the most iconic of rock bands worldwide. The “Let It Be” edition is limited to 3,000 pieces; a vibrant tribute to the Maison’s musical roots and a symbol of its unwavering horological virtuosity.
Housed in a 40mm stainless steel case, the “Let It Be” maestro The Beatles limited edition embodies RAYMOND WEIL’s desire to return to its musical roots, inspired by the legendary band’s last album in 1970.
For the first time, the maestro limited edition is adorned with a skeleton movement, revealed by a subtle, UK-figurative cut-out. In keeping with the previous “Sergeant Pepper’s” maestro The Beatles, the light brown nubuck-effect strap boasts FSC-certified vegan material. A self-winding timepiece with 38-hour power reserve, created in celebration of the UK and its legendary band.
The overall image of the watch plays on the contrast between the anthracite dial and the rose gold plated hands and baton indices, in particular revealed at 4 o’clock. The four-baton index representing the four Beatles members, with the watch hands centred on the city of Liverpool as a reminder of where this iconic story began.
An alliance of innovation, watchmaking expertise and strong musical commitment, the “Let It Be” maestro The Beatles model carries a timeless message of optimism and recalls the spirit of an entire era reviving images of an impromptu concert on the rooftop at Apple Studios. This was to be their last ever live performance.
A new addition to the RAYMOND WEIL Music Icons limited edition collection, the “Let It Be” maestro The Beatles symbolises the timelessness of a band. With the official Beatles logo at 9 o’clock balancing the RAYMOND WEIL logo at 3 o’clock and the official Beatles logo further revealed on the case back.
This exclusive timepiece is limited to 3,000 pieces.
Technical details
Model: Maestro The Beatles Let It Be Limited Edition
Reference: 2215-STC-BEAT4
Movement
Mechanical self-winding skeleton movement
Power reserve: 38 hours
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Case
Round – Polished stainless steel
Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 9.2 mm
Crown: Polished steel, fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Snapped, with smoked sapphire crystal featuring official Beatles logo and Limited Edition engraving
Water resistance: 50 m, 5 ATM
Dial
Two-tone dial, anthracite grey/beige
Opening on the skeleton movement, with the shape of the United-Kingdom
Nickel plated The Beatles logo at 9 o’clock and RAYMOND WEIL logo at 3 o’clock
Indexes
Rose gold plated, applied index
Index at 4 o’clock representing The Beatles’ 4 members
Hands
Rose gold plated, baton-shaped
Bracelet
Light brown “Vegan leather” polyurethane strap with steel
RW folding clasp and double-push security system
Swiss independent watchmaker RAYMOND WEIL expands their freelancer family by unveiling a new chronograph model reinterpreted with legibility and design in mind.
Assembled with care by RAYMOND WEIL’s master, watchmakers and meeting all luxury standards of the Swiss label, this men’s automatic self-winding freelancer boasts the Calibre RW5200 chronograph movement. It has a 48-hour power reserve and beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour.
Housed in a round 42mm titanium-coloured stainless steel case, this new vintage-inspired freelancer chronograph offers a day date window at 3 o’clock, and a circular tachymeter scale. The deep blue satin-brushed dial contrasts the three beige chronograph counters and is completed by prominent nickel plated indexes matched perfectly by the slender hands. The Super-LumiNova® coated hands and indexes allow for full readability in the dark. The dial is protected by a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating providing maximum durability and visibility.
The freelancer 7732-TIC-50421 comes equipped with a genuine brown calf leather strap adding a natural charm to this timepiece. The strap is secured by a stainless-steel folding clasp with a double push-button safety system.
This model maintains the collection’s signature attributes: finely tapered horns that curve comfortably to the wrist and the external chronograph pushers. The screwed-down steel case back with sapphire crystal creates an air tight seal providing a water resistance up to 100 meters.
This brand-new freelancer chronograph asserts its vintage personality with an inverted color scheme but still boast the modern complications of the collection.
Movement
Mechanical chronograph with automatic winding – RW5200
Power-reserve: 48 hours
Jewels: 25
Functions
Watch
Central hours and minutes, small seconds at 9 o’clock
Date and day windows at 3 o’clock
Chronograph
Start, stop and restart using push-button at 2 o’clock
Reset using push-button at 4 o’clock
Central chronograph hand
30 minutes counter at 12 o’clock
12 hours counter at 6 o’clock
Case
Round – Polished and satin finished stainless steel with titanium-coloured PVD coating
Diameter: 42mm
Thickness: 13.85mm
Crown: Satin finished steel – screwed-down and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM/100 meters
Dial
Blue galvanic encircled by grooves, satin-brushed, white counters, silver nickel plated applique indexes enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Hands
Hours / Minutes: Silver steel, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Second: White, baton shape
Strap
Brown genuine calf leather strap, stainless steel RW folding clasp with double push-security system
RAYMOND WEIL expands its popular TOCCATA collection by adding brand new rectangular watches inspired from the designs of art deco era of the 1920s and 1930s.
The sapphire crystal window is framed by a beveled rectangular case. The tiered design gives this watch an illusion of depth without the thickness. The watch is completed with the brand logo’s signature upon the crown. Unlike the classic round ladies’ toccata, this watch manages to nail a refined, retro aesthetic all the while remaining true to the Swiss craftsmanship and inspiration behind the collection.
The design is available in five variations that alternate either in two-tone, gold-tone and stainless steel. The face comes in combinations of black roman numerals on a crisp white dial or alternating gold and diamond indexes on a mother-of-pearl face.
The new quartz model adopts a sophisticated art deco appeal with an elongated rectangular face and ultra-slim 5.7 mm case. This is the RAYMOND WEIL’s shallowest case design to date which gives a very sleek profile to this watch.
Retail price is from £695 to £995. The watches are now available for purchase at https://raymond-weil.co.uk/
Models
Reference: 5925-ST-00300
Movement: Quartz
Case: Stainless steel
Dial: White, with Roman numerals
Bracelet: Stainless steel
Retail Price: £695
Reference: 5925-P-00300
Movement: Quartz
Case: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Dial: White, with Roman numerals
Bracelet: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Retail Price: £895
Reference: 5925-STP-00300
Movement: Quartz
Case: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Dial: White, with Roman numerals
Bracelet: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Retail Price: £795
Reference: 5925-STP-00995 (Bi-color case and bracelet)
Movement: Quartz
Case: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Dial: White mother-of-pearl, with Roman numerals and set with diamonds
Bracelet: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Retail Price: £895
Reference: 5925-P-00995
Movement: Quartz
Case: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Dial: White mother-of-pearl, with Roman numerals and set with diamonds
Bracelet: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Retail Price: £995
RAYMOND WEIL has announced the re-launch of the iconic Don Giovanni Così Grande. A decade since its initial release and as a celebration of the Swiss Watchmaking Maison’s historic and musical roots, just 20 units of the Don Giovanni Così Grande will be available worldwide, exclusively online at the Raymond Weil e-boutique.
As a reminder to the brands’ contribution to music worldwide, RAYMOND WEIL is donating 10% of sale proceeds to Nordoff Robbins, the UK’s largest independent music therapy charity.
The robust rectangular layout measures a generous 50 x 38 mm in case size, with two offset dials. The top reading minutes with a unique visual perspective drawing your eye to an hour window located at the top of the face. The bottom dial contains the running seconds indication.
The figure eight dial layout is complimented by the organic curves of the stainless steel case. The hour display is known as a “digital jumping hour”. This means that the hour hand is replaced by a large window, located at 12 o’clock, for an extraordinary reading of time. This particularity was achieved thanks to a mechanical movement with automatic winding, the caliber RW 1400, equipped with a disc that displays the hours. At each full hour, they instantly “jumps” to the following hour, which appears in the window.
Leather strap and stainless steel bracelet versions are available, both at £3,995 from raymond-weil.co.uk – launching 27th April 2020.
Nordoff Robbins has been the Official Charity Partner of RAYMOND WEIL UK for many years, helping the brand to support the musical community and promote communication through music. At Nordoff Robbins, the expert music therapists help children with autism to speak for the first time, people with dementia reconnect with family members and those living with mental health problems moments of genuine calm and peace.
RAYMOND WEIL has created a stunning new addition to the flagship freelancer Calibre RW1212 range; this time, in a striking green. This deep coloured freelancer Calibre RW1212 is brand new to the market for Spring 2020.
In 2017, RAYMOND WEIL meticulously developed an exclusive in-house movement produced by the manufacturer Sellita. Paying tribute to the brand’s Swiss origins, RAYMOND WEIL named this movement Calibre RW1212. It is a nod to the postal code of the company’s global headquarters, Grand-Lancy. The movement is a testament to over 40 years of the finest Swiss watch-making traditions and expertise. Therefore, it was only fitting that this automatic movement be housed in its bestselling freelancer.
Now, RAYMOND WEIL announces the 2780-STC-52001 with bold green accents. A model that has been carefully curated with 2020’s colour palette in mind, this luxury Swiss watch is a must-have for any watch collector.
This latest addition to the freelancer collection features a 42 mm stainless steel dial framed by a green satin chapter ring with silver indices, Clous de Paris in the centre and a seconds train on the outside.
Taking centre stage of this timepiece is the visible balance wheel located above the 6 o’clock position; an open aperture design to highlight RAYMOND WEIL’s bespoke mechanical movement with automatic winding. This delicate aperture gives a fascinating view into RW1212 Calibre movement, revealing the oscillating balance wheel, the pulsating hairspring and the vibrating pallet lever.
A mesmerizing view, the insight into the slender two-spoke balance bridge and escape wheel is housed in sapphire crystal with antiglare treatment on both sides of the case, a screwed-down crown with a RW monogram logo and a combination of both satin and polished stainless steel detailing. The 2780-STC-52001 is complimented by matching deep green strap made from synthetic textiles and completed with a RAYMOND WEIL’s stainless steel folding clasp with double push-security system.
Technical details
Movement
Mechanical self-winding in-house movement, with visible balance wheel – RW1212
Power-reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 27
Functions
Central hours, minutes
Case
Round – Polished and satinated stainless steel
Diameter: 42mm
Thickness: 10.6mm
Crown: Screw down, polished stainless steel, fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screw down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Galvanic green and large opening at 6 o’clock
Index: Steel type
Hands: Steel type, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Green synthetic fabric with RW folding clasp and double push-button security system
In honour of the 2020 Lunar New Year on 25th January, Swiss watch brand RAYMOND WEIL reveals their latest maestro Moon Phase timepiece.
This Lunar New Year is the year of the Rat. The element of the year is metal and the lucky colour is blue, perfectly mirrored in this latest model to be introduced to the maestro Moon Phase collection. The watch highlights the hypnotic balance wheel and moon phase aperture form in a figure 8 – the luckiest number in Chinese culture.
A stunning ode to the lunar new year, RAYMOND WEIL are also offering all watch purchases on their website an extra special celestial gift; an acre of the moon. In a cosmic partnership with Virgin, every online customer from now until 27th January will receive a Virgin Experience Days voucher to claim their very own acre of the moon.
Handmade in Geneva, the maestro Moon Phase collection features a phase de la lune positioned at 6 o’clock, offering a stellar view that tracks the lunar cycle monthon-month via a crescent-shaped aperture. This collection gives a new meaning to space and time. Combining art and science, this beautiful Swiss automatic mechanical timepiece demonstrates RAYMOND WEIL’s watchmaking technical mystery and know-how.
New for the Lunar New Year 2020, the maestro Moon Phase 2240-STC-00655 is equipped with a mechanical automatic winding movement housed in a 40mm-diameter case. This timepiece features a captivating silver dial, endowed with a delicate serpentine decoration.
Equipped with an aperture at 12 o’clock that subtly reveals the heart of the watch, this maestro also proudly displays a moon-phase indicator positioned at 6 o’clock, offering a stellar phase de la lune view via a crescent-shaped aperture. This stunning timepiece is finished with a blue leather strap punctuated with white stitching. RRP £1,495
Now, with RAYMOND WEIL and Virgin Experience Days you can possess a piece of celestial history as well as over 4,000 square metres of genuine solid land. You’ll receive a lunar site map to indicate where your land is located; lunar deeds; and a declaration of ownership.
In celebration of the holiday season, RAYMOND WEIL’s CEO, Elie Bernheim, is donating his very first timepiece in aid of charity. This particular timepiece, originally from the heritage parsifal collection, was personally gifted to Elie Bernheim by his grandfather – and founder of the company – Mr Raymond Weil.
This one-off, personally loved and treasured timepiece for him, is taken from the original Parsifal heritage collection. The 39 mm diameter case holds a RW5000 mechanical self-winding movement, which is famous for its reliability, robustness, and accuracy. This watch is a one-of-a-kind collector’s item that is both masculine and bold.
The striking contrast between the stainless-steel face and yellow sub dials make this timepiece truly unique. This chronograph features a particular tri-compax dial layout and a date window positioned at the 3’oclock. It is complete with three bright blue lacquered buttons and a brown saddle-stitched genuine alligator strap.
This very special one-off timepiece is now available to buy on raymond-weil.co.uk for £8,700. 100% of proceeds will go to the pediatric onco hematology unit of Geneva Hospital, located close to RAYMOND WEIL’s global head office.
Swiss watchmaker RAYMOND WEIL pays tribute to legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix with its newest Limited Edition freelancer chronograph, inspired by the musician’s timeless Woodstock performance.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the famous festival, one of the most pivotal live music events in history, which saw Hendrix perform his renowned rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.
RAYMOND WEIL chose its flagship freelancer collection to capture Jimi Hendrix’s free-spirited attitude and classic trademarks. His famous 1968 white Fender Stratocaster inspired many of the dial’s details, including the ten dotted index markers that mimic the frets on his guitar neck and circular border representing the six guitar strings.
Hendrix was known for his signature left-handed guitar technique, visible in the Fender guitar counter weight design of the second hand. He wore an unforgettable cyan blue ensemble with an Aztec guitar strap on the Woodstock stage; the color is prominently accented on the second and sub-dial hands while the embossed design on the watch face calls attention to the Aztec pattern.
Crafted in Geneva by RAYMOND WEIL’s in-house watchmakers, the timepiece maintains the freelancer collection’s case design in a matte finish, original chronograph push buttons and classic brown leather strap.
The tachymeter ring is detailed with the singer’s famous quote, “Music is my Religion” alongside his name, and the case back is finished with the Authentic Hendrix logo, giving his estate’s seal of approval.
The timepiece is limited to just 500 units worldwide; each with its own numbered case back and certificate of authenticity signed by Jimi’s sister, Janie Hendrix.
Each timepiece is packaged handsomely in a blue and white commemorative box, paying homage to Woodstock. It is completed with a funky tie-dye interior to proudly display your timepiece.
Movement
Mechanical chronograph with automatic winding, with day and date function
Power reserve: 48 hours
Jewels: 25
Functions
Day and date window at 3 o’clock
Chronograph
– Seconds counter in the center
– 30 minutes counter at 12 o’clock
– 12 hours counter at 6 o’clock
Case
Round – stainless steel, with grey PVD coating
Diameter: 42 mm | Thickness: 13.8 mm
Screwed-down crown with RW logo
Sapphire crystal glass with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screwed-down, with Authentic Hendrix logo on sapphire crystal
Water-resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Grey dial with indexes shaped as JH’s guitar microphones
Hands
Galvanic coating, barrel-shaped
Hours / minutes: Nickel plated microball- sandblasted enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Second-hand: Counterweight in the shape of guitar head, but turned backwards, the way Jimi Hendrix used to hold and play hi guitar. The blue colour comes from the outfit, Jimi Hendrix wore at Woodstock.
Bracelet
Genuine calf leather strap
RW stainless steel folding clasp with double push-security system
About Jimi Hendrix
Recognized the world over as one of the most creative and influential musicians of the 20th century, Jimi Hendrix’s innovative electric guitar style influenced a multitude of modern musicians, from George Clinton to Miles Davis, and Joe Satriani to Jonny Lang. Influenced by such artists as B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Buddy Holly, and Robert Johnson, Hendrix, without reading music, taught himself to play first using a $5 second-hand acoustic guitar. Later, when his father presented him with his first electric guitar, a Supro Ozark 1560S, he forever changed the musical landscape.
Hendrix, who generated an amazing collection of songs over the course of his short career, forged a new sound that embraced the genres of blues, ballads, rock, R&B and jazz which continues to make Hendrix one of the most popular figures in the history of rock music. Are You Experienced, a psychedelic musical compilation released in 1967 by The Jimi Hendrix Experience (Hendrix, drummer Mitch Mitchell and bassist Noel Redding), featuring anthems of a generation – “Hey Joe,”“Purple Haze,” “The Wind Cries Mary,” “Foxey Lady,” “Fire,” and “Are You Experienced?” – has remained one of the most popular rock albums of all time.
Hendrix also made history in June 1967, with the incendiary performance of “Wild Thing” at the Monterey International Pop Festival and, in 1968, with the release of Axis: Bold as Love, both of which contributed to The Jimi Hendrix Experience ranking as one of most popular and highest grossing touring acts in the world.
In August 1969, Hendrix performed the iconic renegade version of “Star Spangled Banner” at Woodstock, forever defining the spirit of that generation. That New Year’s Eve, with bassist Billy Cox and Electric Flag Drummer Buddy Miles, Hendrix would perform and record a series of four performances later released on the quintessential Band of Gypsys album in mid-1970 (and the expanded Hendrix: Live at The Fillmore East in 1999).
Back in the studio in 1970, Hendrix recorded several tracks for another two album set, tentatively titled First Rays of The New Rising Sun. With Hendrix’s tragic and untimely death on September 18, 1970, the album was finally released in 1997 through the support of his family and original studio engineer Eddie Kramer.
About Authentic Hendrix, LLC and Experience Hendrix, L.L.C.
Founded in 1995 by James ‘Al’ Hendrix, Jimi’s father, Experience Hendrix has been run, since its inception, by the family members handpicked by Al during his tenure as Chairman. As a part of their daily operations, Experience Hendrix and Authentic Hendrix oversee Jimi’s timeless legacy on a worldwide basis. They are the official family companies charged with managing the music, name, image and likeness of Jimi Hendrix. Experience Hendrix and Authentic Hendrix own hundreds of registered trademarks worldwide, and own all of the copyrights in the Jimi Hendrix music catalog.
RAYMOND WEIL is supporting longstanding stockist and leading British jeweller, Ernest Jones, by releasing an exclusive model of their best-selling RW1212 Skeleton freelancer for them.
To celebrate being part of Ernest Jones’ horological DNA, RAYMOND WEIL have released a titanium-coloured skeleton model of the Calibre RW1212. Available to buy in store and online, this stunning timepiece will not be sold anywhere else in the UK and Ireland. Quantity is strictly limited and based on a first come, first served basis.
The RW1212 Skeleton timepiece features RAYMOND WEIL’s exclusive in-house movement. Launched in 2017, this in-house movement was the culmination the Swiss watch Maison’s close collaboration with the movement manufacture Suisse Sellita. The freelancer Calibre RW1212 Skeleton is a two-handed model equipped with a self-winding mechanical movement that beats to a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and features a 38-hour power reserve.
Nestled in a 42mm titanium-coloured steel case, the open worked baseplates of the Calibre RW1212 are coated with an innovative NAC treatment in a deep shade of anthracite for a bold, virile look. Its oscillating mass, engraved with the RAYMOND WEIL logo, has also been open-worked to offer a full visibility of the workings within the watch.
The dial features a wide opening that reveals the entire mechanism, offering a view of the balance wheel at 6 o’clock and revealing the full beauty and technical achievement of this movement, of which the beaded finish enhances the watchmaking expertise of RAYMOND WEIL.
Price
Ernest Jones’ Exclusive freelancer for him – £2,495 (Model ref. 2785-TIC-60001)
Swiss watch brand Raymond Weil celebrated its continued support of music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins by presenting the International Group Award to the Black-Eyed Peas at this year’s O2 Silver Clef Luncheon, a star-studded event held in support of the charity that took place on the 5th July at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London.
The trio of rappers took time out of their busy summer schedule to attend the event to collect the Raymond Weil International Group Award, which was presented by Craig Leach, Raymond Weil’s UK Brand Director.
Black Eyed Peas pose backstage during the O2 Silver Clef Awards 2019, Grosvenor House, London, UK, Friday 05 July 2019 Photo JM Enternational
Hip-hop group the Black-Eyed Peas expanded beyond their rap roots to become one of the most commercially successful pop groups of the 2000’s. Ignited by the Top Ten hit “Where Is the Love?”and the Grammy-winning party anthem “Let’s Get It Started,” the group scored three multiplatinum albums. This year, the Black-Eyed Peas released the single “Be Nice,” in which they recruited Snoop Dogg who is featured on the track.
The annual Nordoff Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards Luncheon is now the jewel in the charity’s fundraising crown and a highlight of the UK music industry’s calendar.
The event has raised over £10 million for Nordoff Robbins and honored some of the greatest names in music. In addition to The Black-Eyed Peas, legends of the music industry such as Ed Sheeran, Years & Years, Mabel, Sheku Kanneh-Mason and The Chemical Brothers were amongst the winners of the 44th O2 Silver Clef Awards.
Discover the evolution of RAYMOND WEIL’s freelancer. An integral part of the core collection from the luxury Swiss watchmaker, freelancer surprises again in 2019 with a modern twist. Handmade in Geneva with care, these two new 42mm models feature a striking half-moon opening date window – a centerpiece in this bold masterpiece.
First launched in 2007, the freelancer collection contains the perfect timepiece for those looking for a classic wrist watch with an urban twist. Now, RAYMOND WEIL’s two latest models have been reinvented to highlight this distinctive half-moon opening that tracks the date monthly in a crescent shape.
The 42mm variations feature RAYMOND WEIL’s mechanical self-winding RW4250 movement, with a small second hand at 6 o’clock. Made for both aesthetic and function, they hold a 38 hours power reserve, are 10 ATM water-resistant and display RAYMOND WEIL’s signature RW Monogram on the crown.
Available in either polished stainless steel with blue dial and silver indexes or two-tone with black dial and yellow gold coloured indexes and hands with luminescent white Super-Luminova®, these new timepieces complete the range of the freelancer RAYMOND WEIL’s flagship collection with an urban and modern personality.
Technical details
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement, with small second hand at 6 o’clock – RW4250
Power-reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 31
Functions
Central hours and minutes
Small seconds at 6 o’clock
Date window
Half-moon opening
Reference: 2738-ST-50001
Case
Round – Stainless steel/ Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Diameter: 42mm | Thickness: 10.7mm
Crown: Screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Blue galvanic coating with central zone in “Clou de Paris”
Index: Silver coloured indexes with luminescent white Super-Luminova®
Hands
Steel type, barrel-shaped
Hours / minutes: Enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Polished stainless steel with RW folding clasp and double push-security system
Reference: 2738-STP-20001
Case
Round – Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Diameter: 42mm | Thickness: 10.7mm
Crown: Screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Black galvanic coating with central zone in “Clou de Paris” and indexes
Index: Yellow coloured indexes with luminescent white Super-Luminova®
Hands
Steel type with yellow galvanic coating, barrel-shaped
Hours / minutes: Enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Polished stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
RW stainless steel folding clasp with double push-security system
Luxury Swiss watchmaker RAYMOND WEIL, are proud to support Teenage Cancer Gigs 2019. The brand, inspired by horology, family and music, are delighted to be sponsors of this momentous occasion.
Taking place at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, #TeenagerCancerGigs bring together some of the world’s biggest names in music to support young people and their families with cancer. The Royal Albert Hall has been hosting concerts in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust since 2000, with many legendary artists coming together to raise money for the cause.
This year will see stars such as Tom Grennan, The Script, Levellers and Doves take to the stage, as well as a first-ever performance at the event from headliners Take That.
During the week-long festivities, every penny raised will go towards Teenager Cancer Trust and supporting young people with cancer get the expert treatments and personalised support they need.
RAYMOND WEIL continues its collaboration with the world’s most famous rock band by creating a much-awaited third maestro The Beatles timepiece limited to 3,000 pieces. This new Limited Edition is inspired by the legendary Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album and stands out through its use of innovative material and design.
The Sergeant Pepper maestro The Beatles Limited Edition features a RW4200 mechanical self-winding movement housed in a 40mm polished yellow gold PVD plated stainless steel case offering 38 hours of power reserve.
The black strap is the first from RAYMOND WEIL made from Vegan leather and the case-back presents a smoked sapphire crystal that carries the official The Beatles logo and the limited edition number engraved. This exclusive timepiece paying tribute to the legendary Fab Four is limited to 3,000 pieces worldwide.
Stunning details on the dial showcase the famous drum featured on the album cover that inspired this elegant timepiece. The dial is grey with a black Pepper drum outline in the centre and is highlighted by yellow gold electroplated details such as the outer edge of the drum, The Beatles logo at 6 o’clock and the special index at 4 o’clock. It is the perfect tribute to this legendary rock band and their iconic Sergeant Pepper album.
Each maestro The Beatles Sgt Pepper’s Limited Edition timepiece will be presented with a dedicated watch case celebrating the music icons. Created from bright colours based on the famous suits that the band wore on the cover of the Sergeant Pepper album, the watch box pays homage to each of the Fab Four on each side of the box, with the Sergeant Pepper drum graphic and The Beatles logo stamp of approval inside.
As a Limited Edition model, there will only be 3,000 units of this stunning timepiece available worldwide. Available from April 2019, RRP: £1,195.
Technical details
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement – RW4200
Power reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 26
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Case
Round – Polished stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 9.2 mm
Crown: Polished steel with yellow gold PVD plating – fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Case back: Snapped, with smoked sapphire crystal featuring official Beatles logo and Limited Edition engraving
Dial
Silver with black “Sergent Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” album cover drum detail at the center
Yellow gold electroplated The Beatles logo at 6 o’clock
Indexes: Steel with yellow gold electroplated; Index at 4 o’clock representing The Beatles’ 4 members
Hands: Steel with yellow gold electroplated, baton-shaped
Bracelet
Black “Vegan” polyurethane strap with steel yellow gold PVD plating RW folding clasp and double-push security system
Luxury Swiss watchmaker, RAYMOND WEIL celebrated its association with The 2019 BRIT Awards with MasterCard, at a star-studded ceremony, held on 20 February at London’s O2 Arena. The brand continued as the Official Timing Partner to the UK’s premier music awards ceremony, celebrating the best of both British and international musical achievements throughout 2018.
The evening highlights included a show stopping opening performance from multiaward-winning Hugh Jackman, who thrilled the maximum capacity audience that included P!NK, Calvin Smith, Jorja Smith, Jess Glynne, Little Mix, The 1975 and more. The big winners of the night were The 1975 and Calvin Harris, who both received two BRIT Awards each, marking an amazing year for each artist. Other winners included; Drake, Arianna Grande, The Carters, Ed Sheeran and Tom Walker.
In celebration of its continued collaboration with The BRIT Awards, RAYMOND WEIL presented two special edition timepieces to winners and performers backstage at the show. Recipients included; Jack Whitehall, Jonas Blue, Jax Jones, Dan Caplen, Luke Franks, The 1975, Years and Years, Sam Fender and Nile Rogers, to name just a few. Comedian and Actor Jack Whitehall, wearing his RAYMOND WEIL Maestro Skeleton timepiece, presented The BRIT Awards for the second year in a row. Backstage, BBC Radio 1 DJ Luke Franks – also wearing a RAYMOND WEIL timepiece – held intimate red carpet interviews with the stars.
RAYMOND WEIL Maestro Skeleton timepieces – the official timepiece of the BRIT Awards 2019 – are available to purchase at all leading jewellery stores and through: http://www.raymond-weil.co.uk.
The maestro Skeleton features a 39.5mm diameter stainless steel case revealing a perfect view of the automatic self-winding Swiss-Made movement through the wide on the dial. The balance wheel and open-worked spring barrel can be viewed via the front of the watch while additional details are visible via the sapphire case back including the decorated rotor and some of the 27 jewels within the mechanism.
The maestro Skeleton has a 38-hour power reserve and is water resistant up to 50 meters. This masterpiece is completed with either a stainless-steel bracelet or genuine leather strap, both featuring a double-push security clasp.
Celebrating one of the most influential music and cultural icons in the world, Swiss watch brand RAYMOND WEIL has created the stunning new Bob Marley tango GMT Limited Edition watch in collaboration with House of Marley.
A magnificent ode to this world-class music icon, the Bob Marley tango GMT timepiece is limited to just 1,500 pieces worldwide and set to be an international success.
The black dial is decorated with the iconic lion head that every Bob Marley fan will recognize. With a colour palette inspired by the Ethiopian flag, this exclusive watch features sapphire crystal with a red second hand, green GMT hand and yellow circumference circle.
The numbered case back is engraved with Bob Marley’s signature and the famous “TIME WILL TELL” mention in reference to successful title from Kaya Album. Housed in a 42mm polished steel case with a GMT function, the timepiece is finished by an aluminum black and grey anodized bezel.
As well as a stunning appearance, the tango GMT Bob Marley stands up to the strength of the main RAYMOND WEIL tango collection and is water resistant up to 300 meters. The watch is fitted with a stainless steel bracelet, completed with double pusher security clasp.
Technical details
Model: tango GMT Bob Marley
Reference: 8280-ST1-BMY18
Movement
Quartz with GMT function
Jewels: 1
Functions
Central hours, minutes and seconds
Central GMT hand
Date at 3 o’clock
Case
Round – Stainless steel
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 11 mm
Aluminium black and grey anodized bezel
Screwed-down crown with RW monogram
Sapphire crystal glass
Screwed-down caseback, engraved with Bob Marley’s signature and “TIME WILL TELL”
Water resistance: 30 ATM
Dial
Black with Bob Marley Lion head
Index: Luminescent Super-Luminova®
RAYMOND WEIL welcomes Black Diamond Automatic Lady freelancer, the brand new Lady freelancer model that offers a contemporary style that is both distinct and confident.
Designed in sleek shades of grey PVD coated steel, this new automatic ladies’ watch is further distinguished by the sixty-six black diamonds situated around the darkened steel 38mm bezel. However, the updated date window may be one of the most prominent characteristic of this stunning timepiece. The half-moon opening on the dial truly completes the powerful aura of this watch.
With beautiful attention to detail and an impressive 38-hour power reserve, the Black Diamond Lady freelancer, is completed with a grey genuine calf leather strap secured by a RW folding clasp and double push-security system.
To celebrate this new Lady freelancer model, RAYMOND WEIL is introducing their newest Brand Ambassador, Dami Im. A Korean born Australian singer-songwriter, Dami is famous for achieving the highest score ever for Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest, and for winning the fifth season of The X Factor Australia. Dami’s instant popularity secured her a contract with Sony Australia and released her first award-winning single, “Alive,” in 2013.
Much Like the RAYMOND WEIL brand, Dami found her love for music through her family. Classically trained in piano and a self-taught singer, Dami’s determination and passion grew her into the superstar she is today. It is these qualities that resonate with the freelancer collection and make Dami a perfect representative for the brand.
The Ladies freelancer collection is an expression of women who lead a dynamic lifestyle. The exclusive automatic movement represents their strong prowess and the design exudes a smart feminine touch. The latest Black Diamond model fits the collection persona but has its own individuality. The monochromatic design keeps the style modern and adds a distinct edge to this watch.
Technical details
Reference 2778-BKS-20001
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement, with small second hand at 6 o’clock – RW4250
Power-reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 31
Functions
Central hours and minutes
Small seconds at 6 o’clock
Date window
Half-moon opening
Case
Round – Polished stainless steel with grey PVD coating and set with 66 diamonds
Diameter: 38mm
Thickness: 10.1mm
Crown: Screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case Back: Screw down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Black galvanic coating with central zone in “Clou de Paris” and indexes
Hands
Steel type with black galvanic coating, barrel-shaped
Hours/minutes: Enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Grey genuine calf leather with steel coated grey PVD RW folding clasp and double push-security system
About Dami Im
Australia’s Dami Im is one of the most revered pop artists of the new millennium. A classically trained musician, Dami walked off The X Factor stage in 2013 victorious and strode, without delay, into the #1 spot on the ARIA charts with her platinum self-titled album DAMI IM.
Since then, she’s released three more acclaimed studio albums, including the Gold accredited 2014 release, Classic Carpenters, which peaked at #3 on the ARIA album charts and gave rise to a sold out national tour. Dami then travelled to Sweden to represent Australia at The Eurovision Song Contest 2016—where she placed second in the world performing in front of an audience of 200 million with her power ballad & international smash, ‘Sound of Silence’.
Early 2018, Dami released her fourth studio album I HEAR A SONG which peaked #3 on the ARIA Album Charts. Dami returned to the stage performing her hits and fan favorites in intimate tours along the east coast. More recently, Dami released her brand new LIVE SESSIONS EP on January 11th through Sony Music Entertainment.
RAYMOND WEIL presents their latest additions to the signature maestro collection. These new timepieces maintain the collection’s classic elegance with a subtle touch of modernity in the face design and luxe leather straps.
Inspired by music, these new maestro timepieces were composed in distinctive form which features the harmonious RW4200 mechanical movement, automatic winding, and a 38 hour power reserve.
Their 40mm cases hold dials finished with nickel galvanic plating appliques on mark hours and beautiful baton shaped hands for the hours, minutes and seconds. The large date window at 3 o’clock ensures optimal readability.
RAYMOND WEIL’s modern interpretation of this collection is underscored by these models’ rich brown leather strap accented by white stitching.
One model features a striking rose gold PVD plated steel case complimented with rose gold indexes and hands. These details are beautifully contrasted by the galvanic grey dial.
The second model boasts a polished steel case with matching indexes and hands. The character is reinforced by a sophisticated textured opaline silver dial; perfect for classic style.
Technical details
References
2237-STC-65011 and 2237-PC5-60011
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement – RW4200
Power reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 26
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Date window at 3 o’clock
Case
Round – Polished steel or Rose gold PVD plated steel
Diameter: 40mm
Thickness: 9.2mm
Crown: Polished steel – fluted with RW monogram/ Rose gold PVD plated steel – fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Snapped, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Dial
Textured opaline silver dial with Nickel galvanic plated appliques and nickel galvanic plated, baton-shaped hands or Galvanic grey dial with rose nickel galvanic plated appliqués and rose nickel galvanic plated baton-shaped hands
Strap
Genuine brown alligator-style calf leather strap with white stitching, polished steel or rose gold PVD plated steel RW folding clasp with double push-security system
Nearly three decades after its inception, RAYMOND WEIL’s iconic parsifal collection returns this autumn 2018. First launched in the early 90’s, this heritage range for him and her has been re-imagined by the luxury Swiss watchmakers, adding a modern twist in time for gifting season.
Inspired by Richard Wagner’s last opera, Parsifal, this revisited collection of men’s and ladies’ timepieces are the perfect accumulation of horology, classic aesthetics and accessible luxury.
Parsifal once again shows RAYMOND WEIL’s deep attachment to its roots, and desire to preserve tradition as a source of inspiration – while, at the same time, refining the key design elements such as the curved outlines and sophisticated cross link bracelet which have forged the powerful identity of this symbolic collection.
More key features include the emblematic gadroon bezel, classic two-tone steel and Roman numeral detailing. With a contemporary matte white dial, the crown is embellished with blue lacquer, adding a subtle pop of colour to this timeless design.
The collection is available in 41mm and 30mm cases.
PARSIFAL 5180-SPS-00995
Movement
Quartz
Jewels: 3
Functions
Hours and minutes
Date window at 3 o’clock
Case
Round – Polished stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating and set with 48 diamonds
Steel with yellow gold PVD plating crown protector
Diameter: 30 mm
Thickness: 5.8 mm
Bezel: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating and gadroons
Crown: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating fluted and blue lacquer dome
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Snapped
Water-resistance: 5 ATM
Dial
White mother-of-pearl and a flange
Index: 8 diamonds and yellow gold coloured steel roman numerals appliques
Hands: Yellow gold coloured brass electroplated on steel type, Boston-shaped
Bracelet
Two-tone stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating – Cross links
Stainless steel RW folding clasp with double push-security system
PARSIFAL 5580-STP-00308
Movement
Quartz
Jewels: 3
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Date window at 3 o’clock
Case
Round – Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
Steel with yellow gold PVD plating crown protector
Diameter: 41 mm
Thickness: 6.75 mm
Bezel: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating and gadroons
Crown: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating and blue lacquer dome
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Snapped
Water-resistance 5 ATM
Dial
White with a flange
Index: Yellow gold coloured roman numerals appliqués
Swiss luxury watchmaker RAYMOND WEIL presents the maestro Moon Phase, a classically styled timepiece featuring an elegant moon phase indicator.
The new maestro Moon Phase is powered by a Swiss automatic winding mechanical movement: the RW4280 and is presented in a sleek 40mm diameter steel case for a refined and classic look. Created with passion, this timepiece presents a moon-phase indicator positioned at 6 o’clock offering a stellar view via a crescent-shaped aperture.
The watch presents itself with a delicate wave-like decorated blue, silver or grey dial, sleek Roman numeral hour markers and elegant hands displaying time in complete harmony. The current date is cleanly revealed through the aperture located at 3 o’clock while the case-back is fitted with a pane of sapphire crystal, disclosing the mechanical movement.
The maestro Moon Phase is fitted with a matching blue genuine leather strap or steel mesh-type bracelet, both paired with a stainless steel folding clasp and a double push-security system. This new model is offered in five variations all symbolizing the Brand’s deep attachment to its watch-making roots.
Technical details
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement with moon phase function – RW4280
Power reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 26
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Date window at 3 o’clock
Moon phase indicator at 6 o’clock
Case
Round – Polished steel
Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 9.8 mm
Crown: Polished steel – fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Snapped, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Dial
– Reference 2239M-ST-00509: Galvanic dark blue endowed with a wave-like motif, aperture moon phase at 6 o’clock; White roman numerals; Steel type, barrel-shaped hands
– Reference 2239M-ST-00609: Grey endowed with a wave-like motif, aperture moon phase at 6 o’clock; White roman numerals; Steel type, barrel-shaped hands
– Reference 2239M-ST-00659: Silver endowed with a wave-like motif, aperture moon phase at 6 o’clock; Black roman numerals, Blued steel type, barrel-shaped hands
– Reference 2239-STC-00509: Galvanic dark blue endowed with a wave-like motif, aperture moon phase at 6 o’clock; White roman numerals; Steel type, barrel-shaped hands
Bracelet
Polished steel bracelet, RW folding clasp with double push security system or Genuine blue alligator-style calf leather strap with sewn in white stitching, RW folding clasp with double push-security system
Luxury Swiss watchmaker RAYMOND WEIL has created a special watch from their Music Icons series, the freelancer AC/DC Limited Edition, to pay tribute to legendary Rock and Roll Hall of famers AC/DC.
This exclusive watch incorporates the in-house developed Calibre RW1212 movement, allowing onlookers to view the rocking “Alternating Current/Direct Current” balance within the timepiece.
Measuring 42 mm in diameter, the freelancer AC/DC Limited Edition exudes a notable air of masculinity. Lined with luminescent treatment, slender hour and minute hands articulate the time with lucid dialogue. To reinforce the rock and roll attitude of the timepiece, the hours are marked with studded indexes.
The black dial features a textured pattern recalling the AC/DC high voltage bolt graphics. It sits adjacent to the iconic AC/DC typography placed at 12 o’clock. The powerful rock credentials are reaffirmed through the black leather strap, adorned with the AC/DC logo.
Limited to 3,000 numbered pieces, freelancer AC/DC Limited Edition houses an in-house, self-winding movement, the Calibre RW1212 that offers a stage opening on the lower part of the dial allowing onlookers to view the rocking “Alternating Current/Direct Current”1 balance. Each of the freelancer AC/DC Limited Edition will be presented with a specially designed watch case and a corresponding certificate of authenticity.
Movement
Mechanical self-winding in-house movement, with visible balance wheel – RW1212
Power-Reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 27
Functions
Central hours, minutes
Case
Round – Steel
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 10.6 mm
Crown Steel – screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screw down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Black galvanic with black high voltage pattern marks from AC/DC logo, silver rock n’ roll studs as hour markers, AC/DC logo at 12 o’clock, balance wheel large opening at 6 o’clock
Hands: Steel type, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Black genuine calf leather strap with AC/DC logo embossed, stainless steel traditional buckle
After launching its first in-house movement in collaboration with Swiss movement manufacturer Sellita in 2017, RAYMOND WEIL unveils the new and exclusive CALIBRE RW1212 Skeleton as a sign of its desire to keep pushing boundaries.
RAYMOND WEIL introduces this bold and distinctive model featuring an open-worked dial, revealing most of the sophisticated movement with an intricate perlage finish. The distinctive characteristic remains the 6 o’clock front dial positioning of its visible balance wheel. The dial, however, has been opened, exposing the manufacturing beauty and highlighting the richness of watchmaking expertise, whilst infusing it with its distinctive free-spirited attitude. The freelancer Calibre RW1212 Skeleton is a two hand model providing an understated display of the hours and minutes.
While working on the initial design of the Calibre RW1212, the R&D team at RAYMOND WEIL redesigned and pared down all the elements closely relating to the exquisite mechanism so as to endow this exclusive in-house movement with even more depth and character.
Framed by a 42mm steel case, the mechanical self-winding Calibre RW1212 beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and has a 38-hour power reserve. Its RAYMOND WEIL engraved oscillating weight has been skeletonized to increase the transparency of the timepiece.
The new Calibre RW1212 is presented in three different executions, offering three very different personalities for this pioneering flagship product in the freelancer family. The full black PVD plated version with rose gold indexes and hands offers modernity and urban style, while the brown leather strap brings attitude and elegance to the rose gold and stainless steel two-tone model. Finally, the total stainless steel look featuring blue indexes and hands offers a more cosmopolitan feel.
Technical details
Movement
Mechanical self-winding skeleton in-house movement, with visible balance wheel – RW1212
Power-Reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 27
Functions
Central hours, minutes
Reference 2785-BC5-20001
Case
Round – Steel
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 10.6 mm
Crown: Stainless steel with black PVD coating – screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screw down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Black galvanic with large opening on the skeleton movement
Index: Stainless steel with pink PVD coating
Hands: Stainless steel with pink PVD coating, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Black genuine calf leather strap, RW folding clasp stainless steel with black PVD plating and double push-security system
Reference 2785-SC5-20001
Case
Round – Steel
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 10.6 mm
Crown: Stainless steel – screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screw down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Black galvanic with large opening on the skeleton movement
Index: Stainless steel with pink PVD coating
Hands: Stainless steel with pink PVD coating, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Brown genuine calf leather strap, RW folding clasp stainless steel with double push-security system
Reference 2785-ST-65001
Case
Round – Steel
Diameter: 42 mm
Thickness: 10.6 mm
Crown: Stainless steel – screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screw down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Silver galvanic with large opening on the skeleton movement
Index: Blued steel-type
Hands: Blued steel-type, barrel-shaped, enhanced with white Super-Luminova®
Bracelet
Stainless steel with folding RW steel clasp, double push-button security system
With a new limited edition watch collection from their Music Icons Series, Luxury Swiss watchmaker RAYMOND WEIL announces a newest music collaboration which pays tribute to the legendary British manufacturer – Marshall Amplification. The unique timepiece incorporates subtle design cues, influenced by Marshall’s iconic product design and intricate detailing. Measuring 43mm in diameter, the new Marshall Limited Edition is generously proportioned, revealing a bold, masculine aesthetic, whilst maintaining the timeless appeal of its product designs.
The case is presented in black PVD and the dial surface replicates the appearance of an amplifier’s external grille. The white ring around the circumference of the dial mirrors the finish of the Marshall amps, while the dial decoration recalls the Marshall “defender” paper. The indexes and hands are lined with SuperLuminova®, delivering optimal readability.
The chronograph’s gold colored panda sub-dials, inspired by the amps sound buttons, measure elapsed time periods, while the black sub-dial displays the running seconds. The timepiece is completed with a date display positioned between 4 and 5 o’clock. The watch is presented on a black leather strap, paired with a black PVD folding clasp.
Distinguishing this watch as a limited edition, the numbered case-back is engraved with the iconic Marshall logo and is presented with a certificate of authenticity. The lot is delivered in a custom made watchbox inspired by the aesthetic of their signature amp. Limited to 1,000 pieces, the new Marshall Limited Edition represents another powerful performance from the watch brand synonymous with the musical universe.
Functions
Central hours and minutes, Small seconds hand at 3 o’clock
Date window between 4 and 5 o’clock
Chronograph Start, stop and restart using push-button at 2 o’clock
Reset using push-button at 4 o’clock
Central chronograph hand
30 minutes counter at 9 o’clock
12 hours counter at 6 o’clock
Case
Round – Black PVD plated stainless steel
Diameter: 43 mm
Thickness: 11.9 mm
Bezel: Polished stainless steel, with black PVD coating and tachometer ring
Crown: Black PVD plated stainless steel – Screwed-down with RW logo
Crystal: Sapphire
Crown: Screwed-down with Marshall logo
Water resistance: 30 ATM
Dial
Black Marshall ‘defender’ paper inspired dial, counters representing the sound buttons from the Marshall amp
Index: Super-Luminova ®, yellow gold PVD plating
Hands
Steel, baton-shaped
Hours / minutes Enhanced with white Super-Luminova®, yellow gold PVD plating
Bracelet
Genuine black calf leather strap, white stitching, stainless steel RW folding clasp with black PVD coating and double push-security system
Inspired by the tuneful sounds of Blues Music, RAYMOND WEIL presents two new additions to its emblematic maestro collection.
Equipped with a mechanical automatic winding movement housed in a 40mm-diameter case, these timekeepers feature a captivating dark blue dial, endowed with a delicate wave-like decoration.
The refined contemporary hands offer an elegant match for the dial’s white Roman numerals. The maestro Blues with the rose gold PVD plated case features a date aperture at 3 o’clock, while the stainless steel version is equipped with an aperture at noon, subtly revealing the heart of the watch.
Both of these versions marry perfectly with the blue genuine leather strap punctuated with white stitching.
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement with visible balance wheel
RW4200
Power reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 26
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Case
Round – Polished steel
Diameter: 40mm
Thickness: 9.2mm
Crown: Polished steel – fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Snapped, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Dial
Dark blue endowed with a wave-like motif, visible balance wheel large opening at 12 o’clock
Index: White Roman numerals hour markers
Hands: Steel type, baton-shaped
Bracelet
Genuine blue alligator-style calf leather strap with sewn in white stitching, RW folding clasp with double push-security system
MAESTRO BLUES, Reference 2237-PC5-00508
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement – RW4200
Power reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 26
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Date window at 3 o’clock
Case
Round – Rose gold PVD plated steel
Diameter: 40mm
Thickness: 9.2mm
Crown: Rose gold PVD plated steel – fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Snapped, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Dial
Galvanic dark blue endowed with a wave-like motif
Index: White Roman numerals hour markers
Hands: Pink gold PVD plated steel, baton-shaped
Bracelet
Genuine blue alligator-style calf leather strap with sewn in white stitching, RW folding clasp with double push-security system
Independent and Family owned Swiss watch company RAYMOND WEIL, founded in Geneva in 1976, enjoys a special place in the exclusive world of luxury watchmaking. Over the years, the Brand has come to stand out for its independent, dynamic and innovative character – while at the same time playing an active role in the development of the local economy and international watchmaking.
After spectacular and constant growth in every market, RAYMOND WEIL is present throughout the world. Under the leadership of Olivier Bernheim, President & CEO – recently joined by his sons Elie (Marketing Director) and Pierre (Areas Sales Director), both grandsons of M. Raymond Weil – the company has continued to expand and innovate in the fields of Product Research & Development, Marketing and Communication. The Geneva watchmaker is also committed to expanding into such regions and countries as Asia, Russia and India, reflecting their significant economic potential and the Brand’s international reputation.
The Brand’s expansion and influence among the world of prestige watchmaking are underpinned by its strategic positioning, the renewal of its product range, a new visual identity, and advertising campaigns that reflect the world and spirit of RAYMOND WEIL (embodied by the new nabucco collection), the launch of the RW Club and the Brand’s presence on Second Life.
RAYMOND WEIL models are varied and determinedly modern, characterized by high quality and an emphasis on aesthetics. The range concentrates mainly on men’s mechanical watches, but ladies’ designs are far from neglected – take the shine jewellery watches and freelancer lady mechanical watches. Precious materials (diamonds, gold, alligator-skin and precious stones) play a significant role in the Brand’s global range.
“INDEPENDENCE is a state of mind.” The motto of the Geneva company sends a powerful message about why RAYMOND WEIL stands out amidst the luxury watchmaking sector as an audacious, youthful, dynamic, innovative Brand which has managed to adapt to the evolving economic environment, and adopt the innovations needed to remain a leader in its field. “INDEPENDENCE is a state of mind” embodies the approach of both the company and the men behind its success – and pays tribute to the patrimony and heritage of a family whose leitmotif is independence.
Raymond Weil Building
Raymond Weil – Time Line
1976: M. Raymond Weil launches the brand during a period of crisis for the watchmaking industry. His fundamental goal: to produce watches with a novel concept and design.
1982: Olivier Bernheim, Raymond Weil’s son-in-law, joins the family company.
1996: Olivier Bernheim becomes President & CEO. His dynamism, entrepreneurial vision and avowed aesthetic sensitivity enable RAYMOND WEIL to develop internationally while maintaining its family identity.
1999: Launch of Research & Development department to help RAYMOND WEIL enjoy full control of the watch-design process. By embracing the latest technological innovations, R&D has been responsible for numerous RAYMOND WEIL innovations – such as the development of the complication for the GMT function of the famous don giovanni così grande two time zones and the patented, quick and easy interchangeable bracelet system for the ladies’ shine collection.
2003: Brand repositioning. The company rethinks 95% of production, reducing its range while overhauling its distribution-network to concentrate on more selective sales outlets across five continents.
2006: Celebrating 30 Years of Success : Elie and Pierre Bernheim, RAYMOND WEIL’s 3rd generation, join the company, ensuring family continuity and guaranteeing equilibrium, stability and the future in the eyes of the Brand’s partners.Launch of the ladies’ shine collection. The different facets of shine make this watch jewel a must. With its strong, glamorous, sensuous and audacious personality, shine is perfectly attuned to the rhythm of the women of today.Launch of the RW Club under Pierre Bernheim – a major project and the first club created by a luxury watchmaker. The RW Club provides an exclusive, unique and personalized service for RAYMOND WEIL clients and connoisseurs of fine watches, culture, art and music. The RW Club International Photography Prize has swiftly become one of the most important international photography competitions.
2007: New corporate identity: contemporary, sober and refined – blending luxury, elegance and distinction with surprising modernity. Easy to identify, with powerful visual codes fully expressing the Brand’s spirit and independence. Conceived by Elie Bernheim and the renowned photographer Joël von Allmen, RAYMOND WEIL launches new, dynamic advertising campaigns imbued with style and elegance, casting a fresh eye on the world of luxury.
– New collections launched at BASELWORLD: Nabucco. This new men’s mechanical collection is the Brand’s first collection with an imposing 46mm case, water-resistant to a depth of 200m and integrating a high-tec material: carbon-fiber.The latest nabucco advertising campaign presents a totally new concept: a latterday epic that is a veritable hymn to independence – a free, contemporary interpretation of the work of the famous Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi. The four-act campaign reveals all the determination of the hero Nabucco as he strives for freedom and personal fulfilment.
– New Brand Motto: ‘INDEPENDENCE is a state of mind’ – RAYMOND WEIL’s new freelancer male and female mechanical collection heralds two watchmaking innovations for the watch company: the introduction of the visible balance-wheel; and the creation of a mechanical range of ladies’ timepieces. In September 2007 RAYMOND WEIL became the first luxury watchmaker to create its island on Second Life, a project overseen by Elie Bernheim. The Brand’s presence on Second Life is part of a strategic choice to adopt new channels of communication so as to be closer to clients and convey the Brand’s values. RAYMOND WEIL is awarded the 2007 Industry Award, awarded jointly by the State of Geneva and the Office for the Promotion of Industry & Technology (OPI), who wished to mark the success of the Brand’s corporate economic model: a young, dynamic, innovative Geneva-based industry that has successfully adapted to the evolution of its environment, and displayed an exceptional ability to make the innovations needed to remain a leader in its business and technology.
2008 : RAYMOND WEIL becomes Official Watch of the BRIT Awards, one of the most glamorous and widely-recognized events in the music business.The Geneva watchmaker, which has long enjoyed close links with the music world, marks the occasion by designing a special official watch for the 2008 BRIT Awards – a limited edition issue from the freelancer collection.
2014 : Elie Bernheim, grandson of the eponymous founder of the independent Swiss watch Brand, RAYMOND WEIL, has taken over the reins from his father Olivier Bernheim, and lead the family Company. This act sets the stamp of the third generation at the head of the Swiss watch Brand. Elie Bernheim was named as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on 8 April, 2014.
Olivier Bernheim
Some years after the creation of RAYMOND WEIL and on his father-in-law’s request, M. Raymond Weil, Olivier Bernheim joined the watch company in 1982. Born in 1954, graduated in Law and from the Business School of Strasbourg, Olivier Bernheim began his career at Kronenbourg, before joining Unilever in Paris, as Marketing Development Manager.
It’s through his dynamism and visionary entrepreneurial spirit, but also his ability to maintain privileged relations with RAYMOND WEIL’s partners, that Olivier Bernheim, President and (CEO till Apr 2014) of the Brand, restructured, developed and consolidated the company’s presence at the international level, while all along preserving its family identity. He devotes a large part of his time to travelling the world, in order to ensure the smooth development of the Brand in the world of luxury.Like Mr. Weil, Olivier Bernheim is a well-informed music lover and his passion for the world of the Arts and Culture has led him to orientate his communications strategy towards this universe.
Among his several achievements, the launch of an internal Research & Development and Prototypes at RAYMOND WEIL in 1999. Olivier Bernheim decided to create this department to help RAYMOND WEIL enjoy full control of the watch-design process. By embracing the latest technological innovations, R&D has been responsible for numerous RAYMOND WEIL innovations. Of both Swiss and French nationality, Olivier Bernheim married the elder daughter of M. Weil, Diana, a professional pianist, with whom he has three children: Elie, Pierre and Noémi. He devotes his spare time to horse riding, golf and tennis. Elie and Pierre (Areas Sales Director), who are working in the company today, are assuring the continuity of a heritage, which is based upon watchmaking know-how and the ongoing adherence to the values of the Brand.
Pierre Bernheim
Grandson of Raymond Weil, Founder of the family watch company, Pierre Bernheim is the second son of Olivier Bernheim, son-in-law of M. Weil and President and CEO of RAYMOND WEIL. Already graduated in accounts, Pierre graduated in International Business and Administration from La Haute Ecole de Gestion in Geneva.Fond of finance, he worked in Institutional Asset Management for Mirabaud Bank, one of the most famous Swiss private banks.
Currently Areas Sales Director for the United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland and Austria, Pierre also heads up the sales teams in Central Asia, Africa, Northern and Eastern European countries, including Germany. He is trained to be the next General Sales Director. Pierre is the Founder of the RW Club, the first club ever to be created by a luxury watchmaker that officially launched October 10th, 2006. Through the Club, RAYMOND WEIL offers young artists the chance to take their first steps on the road to success with the creation of the RW Club International Photography Prize and New Music Talents Competition.
From a young age, Pierre has had a passion for flying, something he gets from his grandfather. He owns a flying licence, a high aerobatic flying licence and a seaplane licence. As third generation of the family owned company, Pierre embodies and ensures, with his brother Elie who is Marketing Director, the continuity of a heritage based on watchmaking know-how and the on-going adherence to the values of the Brand.
Elie Bernheim
Grandson of Raymond Weil, Elie Bernheim is the elder son of Olivier Bernheim, son-in-law of M. Weil and President and CEO of RAYMOND WEIL. After graduating from the prestigious Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne and creating his own import-export textile company, and after a successful career as RAYMOND WEIL’s Marketing Director, Elie has taken over the reins from his father Olivier Bernheim, and lead the family Company. This act sets the stamp of the third generation at the head of the Swiss watch Brand. Elie Bernheim was named as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on 8 April, 2014.
Keen on watchmaking, marketing and business management, Elie is currently in charge of developing and implementing the global strategy of the Brand, while continuing to respect the values and Brand universe, which have made RAYMOND WEIL so successful up to now.
Among his various projects and developments successfully achieved: renewal of the collections, change of RAYMOND WEIL’s corporate identity, creation of new male and female advertising campaigns with famous Swiss photographer Joël von Allmen and the newest nabucco advertising campaign which presents a completely innovative concept. Elie is also behind the strategy of using new canals of communication enabling the Brand to get closer to its clients in an interactive way: presence of RAYMOND WEIL on Second Life or launch of a dedicated website to nabucco, new mechanical exclusively masculine collection.
Elie has a passion for finest food and wines, gastronomy and from a young age has had a passion for music. He owns a professional diploma in cello.As third generation of the family owned company, Elie embodies and ensures, with his brother Pierre who is Areas Sales Director and Founder of the RW Club, the continuity of a heritage based on watchmaking know-how and the on-going adherence to the values of the Brand.
RAYMOND WEIL pays tribute to iconic Reggae legend – Bob Marley, by creating a special edition timepiece designed in collaboration with the House of Marley. The Bob Marley tango 300 limited edition is a tribute to the life and musical career of one of the most influential artists of all time. Launching as a Caribbean exclusive in December, RAYMOND WEIL has limited manufacturing of this timepiece to just 600 pieces.
To celebrate worldwide renowned artist Bob Marley, RAYMOND WEIL has chosen its emblematic tango 300 collection for its versatility and durability, as the canvas for the design of the limited edition.
Its 41mm diameter stainless steel case with black PVD plated bezel houses a quartz chronograph mechanism. Punctuated with green hands on the sub-dials and a yellow coated second’s hand, this timepiece takes in the color palette representing the Ethiopian national flag.
The red details on the beveled minute track ring complete the look with a subtle reference to the flag. The case back is engraved with the iconic Bob Marley logo. The screw-down pushers and crown assure a water resistant to 300m to this limited-edition timepiece completed with double pusher security clasp on a black natural rubber strap.
Produced as a 600-piece limited, numbered series, the tango 300 Bob Marley Limited Edition will be available from December 2017.
RAYMOND WEIL expands its popular maestro collection by adding a new open-worked model. In this new timepiece, the mechanical self-winding caliber can be admired through a wide aperture on the dial offering a perfect view of the Swiss Made movement sealed between two sapphire crystals.
The maestro Skeleton features a 39.5mm diameter stainless steel case. The balance wheel and open-worked spring barrel can be viewed via the front of the watch while additional details are visible via the sapphire case back including the decorated rotor and some of the 27 jewels within the mechanism.
The movement is sealed between two sapphire crystal glasses. The dial display includes blued steel hours, minutes and central sweep seconds hands floating above a sea of mechanical parts in motion.
The maestro Skeleton has a 38-hour power reserve and is water resistant up to 50 meters. This masterpiece is completed with either a stainless steel bracelet or genuine leather strap, both featuring a double-push security clasp.
Technical details
Reference: 2215-STC-65001
Movement
Mechanical self-winding movement – RW4215
Power reserve: 38 hours
Jewels: 26
Functions
Hours, minutes and seconds
Case
Round – Polished stainless steel
Diameter: 39.5mm
Thickness: 9.2mm
Crown: Polished steel – fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire
Case back: Snapped, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 5 ATM
Dial
Silver galvanic with large opening on the skeleton movement
Hands: Blued steel-type, baton-shaped
Bracelet
Genuine black alligator-style calf leather strap, RW folding clasp with double-push security system
Swiss watch brand RAYMOND WEIL presents its newest edition to the ever-successful freelancer family, with the introduction of its new chronograph range, expressing the youthful and dynamic spirit that the freelancer range is renowned for.
This freelancer chronograph combines sophistication with a powerful and extremely stylish aesthetic. Its 42.5mm steel case, water resistant to 100 meters, is geared up for intense practices thanks to its robust construction which incorporates years of carefully handed down watchmaking know-how.
Powered by a mechanical self-winding movement providing a 46-hour power reserve, the latest addition to the freelancer collection comes in several styles, featuring a silver-toned or black dial teamed with a steel case and bracelet, or with a leather strap. Its screw-down crown, tachymeter or engine turned bezel options and its chronograph complication ensures that the timepiece is the ideal companion for any activity or occasion.
Functions
Central hours and minutes, small seconds hand at 9 o’clock
Date and day windows at 3 o’clock
Chronograph
– Start, stop and restart using push-button at 2 o’clock
– Reset using push-button at 4 o’clock
– Central chronograph hand
– 30 minutes counter at 3 o’clock
– 12 hours counter at 6 o’clock
Case
Round – Polished and satin finished stainless steel
Diameter: 42mm
Thickness: 13.85mm
Bezel: Fluted polished stainless steel
Crown: Polished steel – screwed-down and fluted with RW monogram
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Case back: Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 10 ATM
Dial
Silver galvanic encircled by grooves, slate grey counters, small second counter at 9 o’clock surrounded by an applique fixed by a screw, luminescent indexes
Hands
Hours / Minutes Rose gold plated, barrel-shaped, enhanced with luminescent material
Second Rose gold plated, baton shape
Bracelet
Brown genuine calf leather strap, RW folding clasp with double push-security system
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