Raymond Weil's new "Maestro Let It Be Limited Edition" featuring The Beatles' final album is now available

Raymond Weil has announced the Maestro Let It Be Limited Edition, its fourth collaboration with the world-famous rock band The Beatles. Designed with inspiration from The Beatles' final album, the watch will be limited to 3000 pieces worldwide and will be available from mid-October 2021.

Raymond Weil's fourth "Beatles" model

　Raymond Weil, a Swiss watch brand with deep roots in music and a "Music & Art" philosophy, has been creating limited edition models in collaboration with world-famous artists. The brand's partnership with the legendary rock band The Beatles was a pioneering example, and this latest model marks the fourth collaboration.

The Maestro Let It Be Limited Edition was inspired by The Beatles' 13th and final album, "Let It Be," released in 1970. It also pays homage to their final live performance, the "Rooftop Concert," held on the roof of Apple's headquarters.

　This is the first time that a collaboration model with an artist has been produced, and it features a skeletonized movement housed in a 39.5mm stainless steel case. The skeletonized dial, which follows the exposed mainspring and gears, is cut out to resemble the topography of The Beatles' hometown, England.

　The most distinctive feature is the index at 4 o'clock. The four bars in this design represent the four members of The Beatles, adding an accent to the understated gray dial. The brand logo is at 3 o'clock, and The Beatles logo is at 9 o'clock, creating an asymmetrical yet balanced arrangement.

　The strap is made from a plant-based material rather than calf leather, and is beige in color with a special nubuck (brushed) finish to match the look of the watch itself.

　This work is limited to 3000 pieces worldwide and is scheduled to go on sale from mid-October 2021. It is not only watch enthusiasts, but also fans of The Beatles should take note.