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This evolution of the freelancer automatic collection is a new interpretation of the form watch, that elegantly transcends convention. This model has been reimagined for the modern individual, fusing a cushion-shaped design with signature brand details that radiate contemporary sophistication.

Housed in a 40 x 40 mm square case with a blue dial, this freelancer timepiece is equipped with an in-house movement of a 38 hours power reserve, the Calibre RW1212. The edges of the case softly arc, imbuing the initially modern design with a gentle aesthetic. The various facets, lines and curves play with light, accentuating the beauty of the stainless-steel housing.On the gradient dial, the Swiss-made automatic movement reveals itself through an open worked bridge. The Calibre RW1212 and the W-shaped oscillating weight, as a nod to the RAYMOND WEIL brand, can be admired through the exhibition caseback.

Perfect balance of tradition and modernity, the freelancer automatic collection showcases RAYMOND WEIL’s unwavering dedication to craftsmanship and artistic expression.

With a rich tradition of creative form watches for almost 50 years, RAYMOND WEIL has continuously pushed the boundaries of design expression with collections such as Don Giovanni or Shine. Because breaking free from rules is in the brand’s DNA, these freelancer additions acknowledge this legacy of innovative design propositions while embracing the needs and desires of today’s discerning wearers.

With its unique and special features, the freelancer diver pays tribute to the freedom and independence of RAYMOND WEIL.

At the heart of the freelancer diver watch sits the Calibre RW4200, an automatic movement with a power reserve of 38 hours. The 42.5mm stainless steel case features a scratch-resistant unidirectional rotating bezel in blue ceramic with light yellow gold graduation and a luminescent indicator. Embossed with the Brand’s signature RW monogram, the yellow gold plated screwed-down crown gives the timepiece a water resistance of 300m.

The blue gradient dial features a drop-shaped aperture at 6 o’clock that reveals the date and yellow gold plated indexes treated with Super-LumiNova®. Signature of the freelancer collection, a pair of yellow gold plated barrel-shaped hour and minute hands have been added.

Equipped with a screwed-down case-back, the rear of the watch is engraved with a water landscape, representing the freedom felt on the water and the independent spirit and signature of RAYMOND WEIL. The folding clasp of the two-tone yellow gold plated stainless steel bracelet has a double push-security system and an integrated steel diver extension that allows for easy strap width adjustment.

Framed by a 42mm steel case, the freelancer Calibre RW1212 Skeleton is a two-handed model equipped with an in-house self-winding mechanical movement that beats to a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and features a 38-hour power reserve.

This best selling style has been ambitiously reinvented with a fully skeletonized dial – providing more transparency into the balance wheel at 6 o’clock and the manufacturing beauty contained within this timepiece.

The black rubber strap offers modernity and urban style to this exclusive timepiece.

The stylish skeleton Calibre RW1212 is proof of the ever-evolving achievements of these in-house movements.

Launched in 2007, the freelancer collection was created in honor of the free-spirited man who wishes to remain in control of his own destiny and features an eclectic mix of urbane mechanical watches.

The 43.5mm stainless steel case encompasses a combination of brushed and polished surfaces and is attached to a 5-row stainless steel bracelet. Both the hands and indexes are lined with luminescent treatment, aiding readability in restricted light. Featuring a green scratch-resistant ceramic inlay marked with a tachymeter scale, the bezel contributes to the refined and luxurious feel of the timepiece. Enhancing the model’s appearance, the dial is slightly smoked with a snailed hour track and the counters are framed with silver-toned circlets.

At the heart of the freelancer tri-compax chronograph sits the Calibre RW5030. Visible through the exhibition case back, this automatic movement has a power reserve of 56 hours. This model is available in multiple colour and strap variations.

Launched in 2007, the freelancer collection was created in honor of the free-spirited man who wishes to remain in control of his own destiny, and features an eclectic mix of urbane mechanical watches. The freelancer mixes classic and modest to create a harmonious and unique design. Constantly reinterpreting itself and free from all constraints, the freelancer conserves those elements which constitute its strengths.

With its unique and special features, the freelancer diver pays tribute to the freedom and independence of RAYMOND WEIL.

At the heart of the freelancer diver watch sits the Calibre RW4200, an automatic movement with a power reserve of 38 hours. The 42.5mm stainless steel case features a scratch-resistant unidirectional rotating bezel in black ceramic with white graduation and a luminescent indicator. Embossed with the Brand’s signature RW monogram, the screwed-down crown gives the timepiece a water resistance of 300m.

The black gradient dial features a drop-shaped aperture at 6 o’clock that reveals the date and indexes treated with white Super-LumiNova®. Signature of the freelancer collection, a pair of barrel-shaped hour and minute hands have been added.

Equipped with a screwed-down case-back, the rear of the watch is engraved with a water landscape, representing the freedom felt on the water and the independent spirit and signature of RAYMOND WEIL. The folding clasp of the stainless steel bracelet has a double push-security system and an integrated steel diver extension that allows for easy strap width adjustment.

Tango 300 Men's Quartz Gmt Black Grey Diver Watch, 42Mm, Stainless Steel Bracelet, Black/Grey Anodized Aluminum Bi-Directional Bezel, Black Dial

Tango 300 Men's Quartz Chronograph Black Rubber Strap Watch, 43Mm, Stainless Steel With Black Pvd Coating And Anodized Black Bezel Case, Black Rubber Strap

This evolution of the freelancer automatic collection is a new interpretation of the form watch, that elegantly transcends convention. This model has been reimagined for the modern individual, fusing a cushion-shaped design with signature brand details that radiate contemporary sophistication.

Housed in a 40 x 40 mm square case with a blue dial, this freelancer timepiece is equipped with an in-house movement of a 38 hours power reserve, the Calibre RW1212. The edges of the case softly arc, imbuing the initially modern design with a gentle aesthetic. The various facets, lines and curves play with light, accentuating the beauty of the stainless-steel housing.On the gradient dial, the Swiss-made automatic movement reveals itself through an open worked bridge. The Calibre RW1212 and the W-shaped oscillating weight, as a nod to the RAYMOND WEIL brand, can be admired through the exhibition caseback.

Perfect balance of tradition and modernity, the freelancer automatic collection showcases RAYMOND WEIL’s unwavering dedication to craftsmanship and artistic expression.

With a rich tradition of creative form watches for almost 50 years, RAYMOND WEIL has continuously pushed the boundaries of design expression with collections such as Don Giovanni or Shine. Because breaking free from rules is in the brand’s DNA, these freelancer additions acknowledge this legacy of innovative design propositions while embracing the needs and desires of today’s discerning wearers.

The freelancer Pop Chronograph Bi-compax is a tribute to live music. Limited to only 400 pieces, it celebrates the joy of sharing a musical moment together. With hints of vibrant colour on the dial, the design offers an added creative energy within our collection of freelancer chronographs. The full titanium case and bracelet provide lightweight comfort both on stage and in the audience.

The symmetrical bi-compax layout features a 30-minute chronograph counter and a small seconds display. The barrel-shaped hour and minute hands are generously proportioned and, in conjunction with the applied indexes, prove highly legible. The hour track is snailed, while the hands and indexes feature luminescent treatment, improving readability in restricted light.

This dial wonderfully plays with colour, depths and textures, creating a subtle, sophisticated appearance. The chronograph seconds hand, counters and the pulsometer scale are all presented in shades of turquoise. A date display is positioned at 6 o’clock with a black date disc, matching the colour of the dial. The tachymeter scale, presented on the bezel, provides the means to determine the speed of a vehicle over a known distance and the pulsometer scale allows the wearer to determine the heart rate of an individual.

The movement, the Calibre RW5030, is visible via the exhibition case back and has been fitted with a W-shaped skeleton oscillating weight, a reference to the founder’s surname. The Calibre RW5030 possesses a power reserve of 56 hours. This timepiece comes on a titanium bracelet and double push-security clasp.