Raymond Weil has added three new models to its Millesime Chronograph collection. The black dial model is paired with a rose gold PVD case, embodying the vintage feel of the Millesime. The anthracite (gray) dial model is available with either a leather strap or bracelet, creating a sporty yet modern look.
New Millésime Chronograph model based on the concept of "Neo-Vintage"
Raymond Weil has added three new models to its popular Millesime Chronograph series. The Millesime features a sector dial reminiscent of the Art Deco style popular in the 1930s, combined with a modern triangular hand design based on a "neo-vintage" concept.
The Millesime Chronograph has a case diameter of 39.5mm, making it compact for a chronograph model. With well-balanced subdials and pump-shaped pushers on the dial, it has a neo-vintage design that inherits the concept of the three-hand Millesime model.
Automatic movement (Cal. RW5030). 27 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 62 hours. Stainless steel + rose gold PVD case (diameter 39.5 mm, thickness 12.9 mm). Water resistant to 50 meters. Price: 616,000 yen (tax included).
Automatic movement (Cal. RW5030). 27 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 62 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 39.5 mm, thickness 12.9 mm). Water resistant to 50 meters. Price: 594,000 yen (tax included).
Automatic movement (Cal. RW5030). 27 jewels. 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 62 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 39.5 mm, thickness 12.9 mm). Water resistant to 50 meters. Price: 594,000 yen (tax included).
Two new dial designs and three variations
The new dial designs added this time are based on black and anthracite (gray), both of which feature white inset dials and gold-colored hands and indexes.
The black dial model is available in a rose gold PVD case with a black leather strap, giving it a more vintage feel.
The anthracite dial model will be available in two models: one with a stainless steel case and a tan leather strap, and the other with a bracelet. The anthracite color, the red indices on the dial, and the availability of a bracelet model all add to its modern, sporty appeal.
It is equipped with an automatic chronograph movement
The movement used is the automatic chronograph movement Cal. RW5030, which is based on Sellita's Cal. SW510. This is a movement that is widely used and has a sufficient power reserve of approximately 62 hours.
