Raymond Weil

From family business to a flagship Swiss brand, Raymond Weil watches offer technological precision, innovation and a striking style statement.

The luxury brand creates beautifully crafted men’s and women’s timepieces and is known for its lasting partnerships with music organisations, events and world-renowned musicians that inspire many of their special edition collections.

Freelancer

The Freelancer collection offers you a classic Swiss timepiece in its traditions but with a modern style with multiple versions of the watch, featuring chronographs and skeleton dials.

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Toccata

Refined and elegant. A Toccata watch is a stylish men's or women's timepiece designed for practicality and everyday wear, with a touch of luxury.

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Tango

The Tango watch features a very distinctive look with it's signature bezel and six decorative screws. The quartz movement gives it's wearer timing precision and it is available in a variety of designs with a more traditional dial or a sport version.

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Maestro

Available in both the men's and women's collections, the Maestro, meaning 'master', collection features a combination of luxurious mother of pearl dials, diamond set dials and bezels on either a bracelet or soft leather strap.

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Mr Raymond Weil had a vision and a love of Swiss-made timepieces. In 1976 he founded his own watch business and set about turning his vision into a reality.

The company rapidly developed and forged it’s own identity. It grew as a family business in 1982, when Raymond Weil’s son-in-law Oliver Bernheim joined and later became President and CEO in 1996. By this time the brand has launched several of it’s signature collections: “Amadeus” named after Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the “Toccata” collection also inspired by a type of musical composition.

By 2006, the brand had Raymond Weil’s grandsons at the helm, Elie and Pierre Bernheim, guiding the brand into the modern day and providing family continuity and stability.