Raymond Weil Red Watches

Raymond Weil Nabucco Rivoluzione ChronographBlack is the new black, you know, and the new Raymond Weil Nabucco Rivoluzione chronograph watch is just another way to prove it.The original Raymond Weil Nabucco collection of self-winding mechanical watches was first unveiled more than two years ago.While definitely handsome and well-executed, the Nabucco watches always missed that secret ingredient that transforms a nice watch into an object of desire. I just can’t imagine myself or any other guy saving breakfast money to get one of them for the next Christmas.The new Nabucco Rivoluzione has a good chance to eventually change the fate of the collection for the better.Its 46 mm case is made of titanium and steel and is coated with black PVD, while its sides are decorated with ultra-light carbon-fiber material, which is a breath of fresh air in the world obsessed with ceramics of different colors.Of course, the watch is coming with a matte black dial and black hour and minute hands that are covered with some unidentified black substance, which is supposed to glow in the dark. So do the hour indices.The only hint of color provided with the central second hand and hour and minute hands of the chronograph. As you can see on the photos, the small seconds hand at 9 o’clock is also completely black.To my taste, the white (or light gray) marks on the bezel and all three chronograph totalizers somehow subtract from the watch’s beauty without adding too much legibility, but that’s something I am ready to live with.As to the internal workings of the watch, there is nothing sensational at all. The Raymond Weil Nabucco Rivoluzione watch is powered by a new ETA Valjoux 7753 native chronograph movement, which is both reliable and accurate and features power reserve of 46 hours.The only real problem of this beautiful timepiece is its ridiculously high price tag of around €25,000.

At Raymond Weil, the emphasis is on style and quality.? The aesthetics of their designs is always considered, as well.? Since their beginnings in 1976, the dedication of these Swiss watchmakers has been to their clients.? Staying true to family values laid out by Raymond Weil, himself, this company has shown that you can teach an old dog a new trick.? The world of watch*** had seen over 100 years by the time Raymond Weil came on the scene, but they have caught up, beautifully, and we get to reap the rewards right along with them, by enjoying their amazing creations.? One such design is the Othello Collection.? The Othello line was first released back in 1986, as a dedication to the 10 year anniversary of the company.? The slender, and streamline look of these pieces was an instant hit, and these watches remain an intricate part of the companies tradition, today.? The Othello Ladies watch is a lovely creation crafted of stainless-steel and 18 carat gold.? The dial of this delicate women's watch is made from luxurious Mother-of-Pearl, and the dial and bezel are set with over 40 brilliant diamonds.? The bracelet is in the two toned metal, as well.? Check out the Othello women's watch, you'll love what you see.