Raymond Weil Tradition Watches

It's not everyday that you locate a watch maker who understands old world luxury, Raymond Weil does.? They infuse a charm and elegance into their designs, which are usually only found in classic, vintage pieces.? It you value these luxurious and glamorous traits; you will certainly want to take a look at the Raymond Weil Tradition Men's watch.? This watch, model number 5576-ST-00207, is designed, with an old world styling.? The classic round dial, is colored in a rich black, with a soft, and satiny finish.? The date window is place at the 12 o'clock mark, and the hands and Roman numeral hour markers are delicately crafted in steel.? This Raymond Weil men's piece is a Swiss Quartz model, fitted with a scratch resistant sapphire crystal.? The case is crafted from strong stainless-steel, in a polished finish.? The traditional lines of this men's watch are appealing to man, who wants to put his best foot forward, and make a good first impression.? It says style and grace, and makes you look like a gentleman.? Raymond Weil is a premier Swiss watch maker, with over 40 years of expertise under their belts.? This look is a fine example of blending old world charm, with modern technology and craftsmanship.? Try on the Tradition by Raymond Weil.

Raymond Weil Maestro Moonphase (Ref. 2839-STC-00209)At the upcoming Baselworld 2011 event, the Swiss watch brand will officially introduce its new Raymond Weil Maestro Moonphase (Ref. 2839-STC-00209) automatic watch.Available soon only in stainless steel, the model will be presented in a classic-looking mid-sized round case.Being 39.50 mm in diameter and only 10.50 mm in height, the watch looks quite slim and will certainly fit well under a normal shirt cuff, which makes it a good choice if you plan to wear it with formal attire.Its decorated dial features more or less standard layout with the sub-dial at 6 o’clock occupied by a simple calendar indicator and the moon phase display located between X and XI o’clock, closer to the chapter ring.According to the Swiss company, the watch will be powered by the caliber RW4500 automatic movement, which is based on a Sellita ebauche (probably, a modified SW200.)No info on pricing yet, but the watch will probably be relatively affordable.