Raymond Weil · Family: Freelancer
The Raymond Weil Freelancer Calibre RW1212 2790-ST-52051 is a 40 x 40mm square-cased steel watch with a gradient green dial and an aperture at 6 o'clock revealing the oscillating balance wheel. It runs the Calibre RW1212, introduced in 2017 as the Geneva house's first self-designed automatic movement, with 41 hours of power reserve. We have no verified price observations for this reference as of today (n=0).
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Raymond Weil Genève SA was founded in 1976, when Raymond Weil left his post as general manager of Camy Watch after 27 years to start his own independent manufacture, in the middle of the quartz crisis facing traditional Swiss watchmaking. The company remains family-owned today, led by Elie Bernheim, the founder's grandson.
The Freelancer collection launched in 2003 as Raymond Weil's youngest, most accessible catalog line, aimed at buyers who wanted a Swiss mechanical watch without the price tag of the brand's higher-end collections.
In 2017, Raymond Weil introduced the Calibre RW1212, its first self-designed automatic movement (developed in collaboration with Sellita), with a dial-side aperture revealing the balance wheel oscillating at 6 o'clock. Reference 2790-ST-52051 houses this caliber inside a softly rounded square case with a gradient green dial.
The steel bracelet uses a folding clasp with double push-button security, and the snapped caseback carries a sapphire crystal that lets the wearer see the movement running.
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It is Raymond Weil's first self-designed automatic movement, introduced in 2017 and developed with Sellita, with a dial-side aperture showing the balance wheel oscillating at 6 o'clock.
It launched in 2003 as the youngest, most accessible collection within Raymond Weil's catalog.
The Calibre RW1212 offers 41 hours of power reserve, running at 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz) with 27 jewels.
Yes, its 100-meter water resistance allows swimming, though it is not certified as a professional dive watch.
Since 1976, founded in Geneva by Raymond Weil; it remains one of the few independent, family-owned Swiss manufactures.