In recent days, Raymond Weil’s new Millesime retro series watch won an award at the Grand Prix de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva, which is really eye-catching! This series of watches not only looks retro, but is also quite powerful in function, especially its waterproof performance and movement configuration, which is definitely worth a closer look. Want to know what else is unique about this watch? Then read on!

Watch review

Recently, Raymond Weil officially released nine new Millesime retro series watches, and won the Challenge Award at the 23rd Grand Prix de la Haute Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) in 2023 for this series of watches. This undoubtedly adds to the market competitiveness of this series of watches.

There are nine newly launched Millesime retro series watches, including four 35mm small seconds watches, two 35mm large three-hand watches and three 39mm chronographs, all equipped with sapphire crystal mirrors and see-through case backs, with 50-meter waterproof performance.

In terms of size, the 35 mm three-hand watch is 9.18 mm thick, while the small seconds watch is slightly thicker at 10.25 mm. This is also a change in the new small seconds watch. The small seconds watch is equipped with an RW4250 automatic movement with a power reserve of 40 hours, while the large three-hand watch is equipped with an RW4200 automatic movement with a power reserve of 48 hours.

In terms of price, the Millesime retro series small seconds watch is priced at 1,775 pounds, the large three-hand watch is 1,575 pounds, and the 39mm chronograph is more expensive, priced at 2,995 pounds. At this price point, compared to other luxury brands, Raymond Weil’s price/performance ratio is quite good, which has also attracted many watch enthusiasts to buy.

It is worth mentioning that the 39mm chronograph is available in four different colors, namely salmon, silver, slate gray and cream. One of them is equipped with a rose gold PVD case and is inlaid with artificial diamonds, which will undoubtedly be more popular among female consumers.

Conclusion

In short, Raymond Weil’s Millesime retro series watches do perform well in terms of cost performance, especially for watch enthusiasts, such design and functional configuration are exciting. Do you think this watch is worth buying? Welcome to share your views in the comment area, or give us a like to support us!