Raymond Weil 18ct Yellow Gold Electroplated Men's Watch
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A classic style men's dress watch with a plain cream / white dial with Roman Numeral hour markers. There is a date window located on the three o'clock position and there is an hour and minute hands set in the centre of the watch dial. This watch is 18ct Yellow Gold electroplated, and signs of wear are visible in this particular example. The accompanying leather strap has signs of wear and seems to not be original to the brand mentioned. Approximate dimensions are as follows: Case width: 32mm, Case depth: 5.2 mm, Lug to lug: 34.9mm.
Raymond Weil: Brand History
Founded in 1976 in Geneva by Raymond Weil, the brand emerged during the height of the quartz crisis—an era when many Swiss manufacturers were struggling. Weil’s vision was to preserve traditional Swiss watchmaking while offering elegant, contemporary timepieces at a more attainable luxury level. His focus on craftsmanship, precision and musical inspiration helped the brand quickly gain international recognition.
Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Raymond Weil expanded globally, becoming known for its harmonious blend of classic design and modern innovation. Collections such as Parsifal, Othello, and Tango reinforced the brand’s identity, often drawing creative cues from the world of music, opera and the performing arts—a theme that continues to define the maison’s aesthetic direction.
By the early 2000s, the brand remained one of the few independent, family-owned Swiss watch companies, now run by the founder’s descendants. This independence has allowed Raymond Weil to maintain a consistent design philosophy and remain agile in its technical progression. Recent collections like Freelancer, Maestro and Noemia highlight a commitment to Swiss mechanical craftsmanship, refined detailing and accessible luxury.
Today, Raymond Weil stands as a respected name in Swiss horology, admired for its elegant styling, strong value proposition and its distinctive connection to music, artistry and cultural expression.
Authenticity and Condition
All items have been meticulously inspected for authenticity. Please note that all pieces are second-hand and may exhibit minor signs of wear consistent with their age. When purchasing vintage products, buyers should expect that items will likely require careful maintenance to preserve their condition over time.
Condition & Authenticity
All items are carefully inspected for authenticity. As this is a second-hand piece, light signs of wear may be present. Buyers should recognise that limited-edition or pre-owned mechanical watches may require careful maintenance over time to preserve their condition and performance.
Guarantee Notice
This piece has been inspected for authenticity. As with all items in our collection, it is pre-owned and may show signs of wear consistent with age and previous use. Please be aware that this watch is sold as seen and does not include any warranty or service guarantee from the seller. No assurances are offered regarding future performance, timekeeping accuracy or mechanical longevity. Buyers of vintage and second-hand watches should recognise that such items often require ongoing, careful maintenance to preserve both function and appearance over time.
International Shipping
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| Model Number | Unknown |
| Year | Unknown |
| Condition | Signs of wear |
| Box | Yes |
| Papers | No |