Why You Should Pay Attention to RAYMOND WEIL

Zach Kazan has some hands-on thoughts on the latest releases from Raymond Weil.
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[@KD-dl5gv]

Amazing, the font of "automatic" kills it for me tho.

[@dannysimenauer5745]

I am a dial guy first, and Raymond Weil makes beautiful watches that are quite affordable.

[@wornandwound]

They do!

[@RedwoodAggie]

These were definitely an unexpected surprise. I am glad it was brought up that RW has not been in the conversation, for a variety of reasons as mentioned. This release shows they should become part of the conversation, at least around this model release. I would go for the 39.5mm, which would make a nice vintage looking dress watch without the vintage fuss (or small size for some of us). It would be a tough call on which one to pick, because there are several that I find appealing. Thanks for doing a quick video on this release/brand. It seems to be right in the W&W wheel house.

[@wornandwound]

Thanks for watching!

[@JoeyJiggles]

DOPE.

[@dan.nguyen]

These new releases seem to be worth my Weil

[@saphna2095]

I hope they keep going on building up their regard in the eyes of enthusiasts, great looking pieces and I love they put lume on these dress watches! too rarely seen, but if done tastefully (as here), it can come in very handy

[@wornandwound]

Couldn't agree more!

[@moralambush]

That sellita movement though...& 38 hours power reserve...yikes.

[@TimG--]

Junk !

[@recaanharb]

A bot comment.

[@TimG--]

@@recaanharb not really. A hype person

[@recaanharb]

@@TimG-- you think the millisime line are hype watches? Explain reasoning