Raymond Weil

This spring, the Geneva-based family-owned watchmaker introduces six new 35 mm models and three 39 mm chronographs. For the 35 mm range: four new millesime small second models and two new millesime central second models join an iconic collection.

Nearly two decades after its launch, RAYMOND WEIL unveils a fresh interpretation of its iconic freelancer collection. This edition refines every element while staying true to the brand’s founding vision of sophisticated watchmaking.

To celebrate the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Snake, Raymond Weil unveils the Limited Edition Millesime Burgundy, a timepiece that embodies elegance, transformation, and wisdom. This watch features a deep burgundy dial symbolizing prosperity and good fortune, adorned with refined details that pay homage to the serpentine theme, reflecting the brand's dedication to artistry and cultural heritage.

For the first time, the Freelancer calibre RW1212 Skeleton is housed in a 38mm stainless steel case, showcasing Raymond Weil's innovative spirit and modern approach to watchmaking.

Philippe Francq, the exceptional illustrator behind Largo Winch, has accepted RAYMOND WEIL’s invitation to reinterpret the Chronograph Tri-Compax from the millesime collection. The watch is limited to just 300 numbered pieces.

For its official debut at Watches & Wonders, the Geneva-based brand presents its ‘millesime’ collection, enhanced with three new dimensions of style.

RAYMOND WEIL is thrilled to announce that its new millesime automatic small seconds timepiece has just won the Grand Prix de l’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) 2023 Challenge Watch Prize.

RAYMOND WEIL unveils its latest timepiece, the freelancer Worldtimer. Capable of displaying the prevailing hour in 24 time zones at the same time, this new watch is ideal for wearers who juggle life in different regions of the world. Despite its complexity, the model remains slim, courtesy of a new self-winding movement, the Calibre RW3230.