Shrinking measurements have been the trend for years, but only now have certain important watch models finally embraced the moderate sizing we’ve long hoped for.
A completely new collection for the brand, Raymond Weil's take on the "integrated-bracelet" or "sports-chic" watch stands out less for its spectacle than its value, finishing and tastefully understated approach.
To mark its 50th anniversary, the Geneva-based family company introduces a sophisticated chronograph dedicated to classical Swiss watchmaking. The Fifty combines a restored historic Valjoux hand-wound movement from 1976 with a richly finished, multi-layered dial.
With its latest Millesime Small Seconds, Raymond Weil celebrates both the renaissance of the classic tuxedo dial and the 50th anniversary of the independent Geneva-based family company, adding a refined bew chapter to its award-winning collection.
Raymond Weil teams up with French designer Romaric André of seconde/seconde/ for a playful twist on the Toccata Heritage. The limited edition arrives ahead of the brand’s 60th anniversary and turns the classic dresswatch code into a tongue-in-cheek game of “Raymond Says.”
The Geneva-based family-owned brand celebrates its upcoming 50th anniversary with a refined reinterpretation of its historic form watches, combining timeless elegance and Swiss craftsmanship at accessible prices.
