RAYMOND WEIL is pleased to unveil the new toccata collection. Inspired by the Art-Deco movement, these vintage-inspired watches encompass clean lines, sumptuous dials and are perfectly suited to any occasion. RAYMOND WEIL has employed its extraordinary creativity to produce a range of models that promise to deliver eye appeal for many years to come.
Art Deco, a movement in decorative arts, furniture and architecture, was very popular in Europe and the US during the 1920s and 30s. Linear and geometric designs, streamlining, long lines with crisp edges, symmetry, simplified figures and shapes...
Swiss watchmaker, RAYMOND WEIL, presents a luxurious variation of its emblematic noemia watch. A jewelled, asymmetric variation where contrasts blossom.
Named after the Maison’s founder granddaughter, the noemia collection celebrates the RAYMOND WEIL family by creating exclusively feminine pieces. This contemporary incarnation of grace and timeless elegance is exhibited in a collection composed of stainless steel or gold-plated watches. 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 4...
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THE LATEST ORIGINAL FAB FOUR ALBUM FEATURED ON THE ULTIMATE MAESTRO THE BEATLES
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 ban...
Since launching in 2007, the RAYMOND WEIL Freelancer model has been an echo of discerning taste for watch collectors the world over. It’s been almost five decades since founder Raymond Weil created the family-owned Swiss watchmaking company during the notorious Quartz crisis, and it is the Freelancer collection – recently elevated with the birth of the Calibre RW1212 – that has become the brand’s most iconic name, establishing itself as a watch for those who strive to lead, not follow.
Prying apart the history of this relatively young, independent watchmaking brand and their first proprieta...
Behind all those classic dress watches, there’s always been a certain audacity lying at the heart of RAYMOND WEIL. This, after all, is the underdog brand that dared to launch in 1976 when the quartz crisis was raging and the Swiss watch industry was teetering on the brink. Yet RAYMOND WEIL, the brand’s eponymous founder, was undeterred by such harbingers of doom. Pluckily sticking to his conviction that there was a gap in the market for an entry-level luxury watch, he quit his day-job and struck out alone. Forty-five years on, it’s fair to say the gamble has paid off.
That bold spirit conti...