Raymond Weil Automatic Watches Stainless Steel

Raymond Weil Automatic Watches Stainless Steel Details

This movement is composed of a round, 11-ligne calibre, with a case-fitting diameter of 25.60mm and a height of 4.60mm, self-winding, mechanical lever movement with ball-bearing and 25 jewels. Its sprung balance generates 28,800 vibrations per hour (4Hz), and is fitted with an integrated automatic mechanism, enhanced with an Etachron regulator system, date corrector and a fine-timing device.This calibre is embellished by a number of attractive decorations, which can be seen through a transparent case back, including diamond-polished barrel, train and wheel bridges, with snailed undercuts and diamond-polished bevels; a paper-grained automatic bridge with snailed undercut and diamond-polished bevel, and Ctes de Genve finish on its oscillating weight. Raymond Weil S.A. turns 30 years old in 2006. This relative newcomer to watchmaking circles has already defined a niche for itself. Its Parsifal line, launched in 1991, is easily recognizable and enjoys considerable success. Named for classical and operatic music, Raymond Weil's watch collections are simultaneously modern and classical, embellished with luxurious touches like sapphire cabochons on the crown, luminescent pearls on the dial, and ideal-cut diamonds on the bezel. In recent years, the watchmaker has moved further upscale with introductions of mechanical movements and complications.