Raymond Weil
Raymond Weil is one of the few independent, family-run watchmakers in Geneva. Founded in 1976 during the upheaval of the quartz crisis, it built a following with elegant, well-made watches, many named after music and dance, and it remains in the founding family's hands today.
Each Raymond Weil watch we offer is examined by our watch specialists. They check the case, bracelet and clasp, the dial printing and hands, the caseback engravings, the reference and serial, and the movement, and confirm that the watch runs and keeps time as it should. Listings describe the condition of case, crystal and bracelet precisely and say what accompanies the watch.
In the shop now: the Tango in steel. The Tango is the house's sporty everyday line, with a rotating bezel and screw-down styling in a robust steel case on a matching bracelet. It is an easy, practical watch that dresses up or down with no fuss.
Further reading
Bracelet fitting
Steel bracelets can be adjusted by adding or removing links. The listing notes how many links are included, and our client team can advise on fit.
An easy everyday watch
The Tango asks little of its owner. It is legible, sturdy and comfortable, and it suits people who want a Swiss watch to wear rather than to keep in a drawer.
Our client team can send further photographs of the case, dial and clasp on request.
Encore Luxe is an independent retailer of authenticated pre-loved luxury and is not affiliated with Raymond Weil.
Questions we’re often asked
- Is the Raymond Weil at Encore Luxe authenticated?
Yes. Our watch specialists examine the case, bracelet, dial, engravings, reference, serial and movement before the watch is listed.
- Is the Tango quartz or automatic?
The Tango line has been made with both quartz and automatic movements. The listing states which this watch has.
- Can the bracelet be adjusted?
Yes. Links can be added or removed by a watchmaker. The listing notes how many links are included.
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