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March 1, 2018
Skeleton Model Showcasing the Beauty of Mechanical Movement | RAYMOND WEIL
RAYMOND WEIL
From the Maestro Collection, a piece that captivates at first glance
A see-through model revealing its mechanical heart
RAYMOND WEIL introduces a full-skeleton model, allowing for an immersive appreciation of its constantly moving, intricate movement. Available nationwide at watch specialty stores and department stores from Saturday, January 20, 2018.
Text by NAKAYASU Akira
A see-through dial accented with blue hands
Founded in Geneva, Switzerland in 1976, RAYMOND WEIL assembles its timepieces in La Chaux-de-Fonds, a renowned hub for watchmaking, and boasts a presence in 3,000 stores across 95 countries and regions. The newly unveiled full-skeleton Maestro model showcases the exquisite beauty of its Swiss automatic movement.
The balance wheel is visible through the transparent dial, and the beautifully decorated rotor can be admired from the case back. This timepiece strips away the superfluous while retaining the essential function of telling time. The blue indices and steel hands appear to float above the ceaselessly moving movement, lending a refined, masculine elegance to the entire watch.
Maestro
Movement | Automatic (Cal.RW4215)
Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, 38-hour power reserve
Case Material | Stainless Steel
Case Size, Thickness | 39.5mm, 9.2mm
Strap Material | Water-repellent black croco-embossed calfskin leather, or stainless steel bracelet
Water Resistance | 5 ATM
Price | ¥237,600 (leather strap) / ¥253,800 (bracelet) *Prices include tax
Included | Box with a convenient travel case for portability
Inquiries
GM International
Tel. 03-5828-9080
https://raymond-weil.jp