Raymond Weil Special Editions Watches

Raymond Weil watches are a Swiss luxury watch brand, well known for producing beautiful luxury watches. Raymond Weil was founded with the aim of offering luxury premium watches with Swiss precision. Over the years this luxury Swiss watch brand has built up a fantastic reputation for producing beautiful quality watches which keep extremely precise time. Raymond Weil is one of the last remaining independent watchmakers in Switzerland, a fantastic achievement when you consider how many formerly independent watchmakers have been taken over. The History of Raymond Weil Watches Raymond Weil founded his company, which he named after himself, in 1976 with Simone Bédat – a colleague at Camy Watch Company. At the time the Swiss watch industry was in turmoil due to the quartz crisis. Weil decided to turn his vision of what Swiss watchmaking should be into reality by producing his own timepieces. His creations were praised by watch lovers and became very popular in Switzerland. Weil’s son-in-law Olivier Bernheim, joined the company in 1982, helping to expand the company’s reach and competitiveness. He also helped to build the brand identity, helping to market the Amadeus collection which helped to establish the brand’s link with music. In 1996 Bernheil became CEO of the company which had built up a reputation as one of the premier luxury Swiss watchmakers. Swiss Craftsmanship and Incredible Precision Raymond Weil watches are known for being beautiful timepieces with unbelievable precision. The collection features affordable watches like the Raymond Weil Mens Tradition Steel White and higher end models like the Raymond Weil Mens Tango Chronograph Black . Over 40 years of design excellence goes into each watch, alongside centuries of handed down knowledge from the master Swiss watchmakers. This can be seen in the choice of materials and craftsmanship in each stage of production. When you choose Raymond Weil watches, you know that you are taking possession of horological artpiece. These watches combine both tradition and future, featuring modern designs with traditional Swiss watchmaking expertise.