Raymond Weil is known for taking great inspiration from music. The brand has a deep-rooted understanding of the effects of music on society and design. Inspired by dance, operas, symphonies as well as popular, classic and modern musicians, Raymond Weil has created a truly breathtaking portfolio. Their timepieces and designs show the brand’s ability to delicately combine elegance and functionality. The brand has introduced the new Maestro Automatic timepieces. Returning the focus to their core values, Raymond Weil has used this opportunity to create minimalist and attractive timepieces which is sure to become a stand-out classic in any collection.
The Maestro collection is influenced by one of the most important pieces in an orchestra, the conductor. The word “maestro” comes from Italian and means “master” or “teacher”. The term, most commonly used in classical music. The maestro’s importance is paramount to the operation of an orchestra as they guide the choir and players. Raymond Weil has used the Maestro Collection in a similar way. The timepieces in the line are classic with a simple, stylish silhouette. The watches highlight the important role they hold in the brand’s portfolio. Their refined design is representative of the brand’s other models. Two new models have been added to the collection.
Raymond Weil Maestro | Automatic | Grey Arabic Dial | Brown Leather Strap
The first timepiece features a 40 mm stainless steel case plated in rose-gold. Roman-numerals also in rose-gold contrast the grey dial with brushed finish. Tapered baton hands complete the dial design. The subtle sectioning of the dial adds a modern touch to the timepiece. A brown leather strap with white top-stitching secures the watch. It closes by a folding clasp with a double push-security system. Protecting the dial and the exhibition case back is a sapphire crystal. The movement type of the model is automatic with a power-reserve of up to 38 hours.
Raymond Weil | Maestro | Automatic | Silver Arabic Dial | Black Leather Strap
The second addition to the collection is a timepiece with a more distinctly classic look. The 40 mm case is made of stainless steel with a polished finish. Its brushed silver dial features applied black hour-markers and blued steel hands. A date aperture is placed at the 3 o’clock position. As with the other new Maestro automatic the watch has a sapphire crystal covering the dial and the exhibition case-back. Securing the watch is a black leather strap with alligator like embossing. The watch is water-resistant up to 50 meters ot 5 bars. The model also has an automatic movement type with a 38-hour power reserve.
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