RAYMOND WEIL has announced the "Maestro "Let It Be" Limited Edition," the fourth limited collaboration model with The Beatles. This model pays homage to The Beatles' final live performance, the rooftop concert at Apple Corps headquarters, which astonished the world, and to the Maison's musical roots. It is scheduled to be available starting October 2021, with a limited production of 3,000 pieces worldwide.

RAYMOND WEIL unveils the "Maestro "Let It Be" Limited Edition," a landmark fourth release in its distinguished partnership with the world's most iconic rock band, The Beatles. Limited to 3,000 pieces, this model is a vibrant tribute to the Maison's musical heritage and a testament to its exceptional watchmaking prowess.

The "Maestro "Let It Be" Limited Edition" draws inspiration from The Beatles' final album, released in 1970. For the first time in a Beatles collaboration, a skeleton movement is housed within a 39.5mm stainless steel case. The movement is revealed through an openworked dial featuring symbolic cut-outs inspired by the British landscape.

The overall aesthetic of the watch is defined by the contrast between the anthracite dial and the rose gold-plated hands and bar indices, with a particularly distinctive feature at the 4 o'clock position. These four aligned indices represent the four members of The Beatles. As if to evoke the place where their story began, the central part of the dial where the hands are attached is positioned to represent the city of Liverpool.

This special timepiece is a tribute to The Beatles' final live performance, the rooftop concert at Apple Corps headquarters, which captivated the world. The official Beatles logo is elegantly placed at 9 o'clock, balanced by the RAYMOND WEIL brand logo at 3 o'clock. The case back further features the official Beatles logo. Echoing the previous Maestro limited edition released to commemorate the 50th anniversary of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," the light brown strap is crafted from FSC-certified vegan nubuck material. Created to celebrate Britain and its legendary band, this exclusive timepiece embodies RAYMOND WEIL's roots in "Music & Art."