An evolution of classic design for modern adventuring.
In the 1960s, BALL Watch Company introduced its first dive watch for adventure-seekers. Today, the new Engineer II Skindiver Heritage enhances the purpose-built functions of its historic predecessors. With micro gas tube luminosity appearing underneath curved rotating bezel, on the dial, and arranged handsomely on the hands, the watch’s undeniable avant-garde design is sure to entice.
Clear visibility is of paramount importance to divers and explorers. The Swiss cutting-edge technology of micro gas tubes featured on the Skindiver Herita...
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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...
Raymond Weil’s latest skeleton watch comes in the form of the Freelancer 42mm Full Skeleton Calibre RW1212. Skeleton watches present a unique interpretation of watchmaking, where sometimes everything is removed down to the bare minimum to showcase nothing but just the movement and the time.
There is something about a skeleton watch that just grabs attention. Whether it’s the human curiosity to want to know what goes on behind closed doors or whether it’s the fascination of seeing all the intricate pieces come together to create something complex yet beautiful, skeletonised timepieces ca...