Introducing Raymond Weil's new watches for 2025!

Raymond Weil, a microbrand that has been gaining attention among watch enthusiasts thanks to the success of its Millésime collection, has announced its new models for 2025. Millésime, which saw a wide variety of variations last year, has once again shown off a number of new models this year, while the Freelancer collection has also launched a noteworthy new release.

Raymond Weil 2025 New Release ① "Freelancer Complete Calendar"

　Two new models, the Freelancer Complete Calendar, have been added to the Freelancer collection, which is based on the concept of blending classic and modern styles. The Freelancer lineup includes a variety of models, from simple three-hand models to diver's watches, chronographs, and models with world timer functions, but this is the first time that a complete calendar model has been added.

　In addition to the central hour, minute, and second hands, this model also features month, date, day of the week, and moon phase displays. The moon phase display at 6 o'clock features a realistic design inspired by actual images of the moon's surface taken by NASA.

　One of the new models features a rose gold PVD case with a silver dial. The dial has a sunburst finish and is coordinated with rose gold-plated indices for a classic look. The other model features a stainless steel case with a blue dial. This model's design, with its subdued blue color and linear indices and hands, gives it a modern, sporty look.

　With a case diameter of 40mm and a thickness of 10.15mm, it has a thin silhouette and diameter that are mainstream for informal watches, making it the perfect size for daily use. It is equipped with the automatic movement Cal. RW3281, which has a power reserve of approximately 56 hours, providing ample practicality.

Raymond Weil 2025 New Release ② "Freelancer Skeleton Cushion"

　The Freelancer Skeleton Cushion, a skeleton model based on a black monotone, has been announced. It is equipped with the Cal. RW1212 movement, a movement exclusive to Raymond Weil, conceived by the third CEO, Elie Bernheim, and developed in close collaboration between Raymond Weil's research and development department and Sellita.

　The skeleton model equipped with Caliber RW1212 has previously been available as a round case model, but the newly announced cushion case model has a larger dial area, which allows for a larger skeletonized area, highlighting the shape of each gear train, bridge, and balance wheel.

　The black PVD case is paired with a black calf leather strap, creating a sporty monotone finish. The white indices and hour and minute hands provide a high contrast, ensuring visibility suitable for daily use. The watch's 100m water resistance also contributes to its practicality.

Raymond Weil 2025 New Model 3: Freelancer 38 Skeleton

　The Freelancer 38 Skeleton has an elegant, compact silhouette with a case diameter of 38mm. While previous round skeleton models had a somewhat large case diameter of 42mm, this model is compact, measuring just 4mm in diameter. The finished watch has a slim silhouette with a thickness of just 10.87mm, which also contributes to the elegant impression of this model.

　The movement is the Cal. RW1212, a movement developed exclusively for Raymond Weil in collaboration with Sellita. The "RW" stands for Raymond Weil, and the "1212" is a reference to the postal code for Glancy-Lancy, Geneva, Switzerland, where Raymond Weil's headquarters are located. The exterior has a sleek impression thanks to the black ruthenium coating, and the balance wheel bridge is double-supported, creating a modern design with organic lines thanks to the skeletonized bridges. The design of the Cal. RW1212 mechanism and bridges, which can be seen from both the dial side and the case back, can be said to be an important design element of this watch.

　A new bracelet design has been adopted to accommodate the compact design of this watch, and its slim silhouette that matches the case enhances the elegance of this watch.

Raymond Weil 2025 New Release ④ New Colors of the Millésime Centre Seconde

　A new color variation has been added to the popular Millésime Center Seconds. The dial is anthracite (dark gray) with light blue minute indices. The Super-LumiNova on the indices is a cream color reminiscent of a burnt finish. The overall color scheme is subdued and chic, but the unexpected light blue makes it an eye-catching design.

The Millésime series features a sector dial reminiscent of the Art Deco style popular in the 1930s, combined with triangular hands for a modern impression, based on the concept of "neo-vintage." The sector dial is rich in three-dimensionality, and its varied finish is a highlight. The secret to its popularity is its vintage feel, which is easy to incorporate into chic outfits, and its modern essence, which matches casual styles as well.

　Like the previous model, this model has a thin case diameter of 39.5mm and a finished watch thickness of 9.25mm, incorporating a vintage feel into its silhouette. It is equipped with the automatic movement Cal. RW4200.

Raymond Weil 2025 New Release #6: Six New "Millesime" 35mm Models Added

　Four new models have been added to the 35mm Millésime 35 Small Seconds and two new models in new colors to the Millésime 35 Centre Seconds. While the Millésime series is based on the "Neo-Vintage" concept, incorporating the Art Deco style popular in the 1930s, the 35mm models have a size reminiscent of dress watches of the past, giving the lineup an even stronger vintage feel.

　The new colors added this time include a more vintage-inspired salmon pink and a vivid, modern sage green, which will surely broaden your options. Let's take a look at each model.

　Among the newly added models, the one that exudes a vintage charm is the combination of a small second hand and a salmon pink dial. The gray leather strap adds a modern touch.

　The anthracite dial, which was also added to the 39.5mm model, will also be added to the small seconds model. This model features a mint green minute track and small seconds counter, giving it a pop of color.

　A silver-colored small seconds model, which can be said to be a classic color coordination, will also be added. Until now, the 35mm silver dial model only had a center seconds hand, so many fans have been waiting for this.

　An elegant model is also available with a rose gold PVD-plated stainless steel case, a cream dial, and a burgundy leather strap, with 16 lab-grown diamonds set into the lugs for added sparkle.

　The most modern of the newly added models is the sage green dial and center second model. It features a bracelet, which also adds a modern touch. It's interesting to note that while it shares the same case silhouette as the salmon pink dial model, it has a very different impression.

　The final piece is a cream dial with a center second hand and a bracelet with 16 lab-grown diamonds set on the lugs. The highlight is the sparkle of the diamonds added to the simple and calm impression.