Raymond Weil women’s pocket watch
Switzerland, around 1990
Manual wind movement, hour, minute
White enamel dial with black hands and black Arabic index
Gilded metal case
Rich décor with two stags on the hinged lid
Case diameter: 48 mm; height: 14 mm
Total weight: c. 62 grams
Fully functional; good condition

The present Raymond Weil women’s pocket watch was made in Switzerland around 1990. It has a manual wind movement and shows the hour and minute. The white enamel dial is fitted with a black Arabic index and bears black hands. Case is made of gilded metal and is richly decorated. The hinged lid reveals two stags.



The pocket watch is in good condition with light traces of age and wear. The case diameter is 48 mm and the height measures 14 mm. The total weight of the pocket watch is approximately 62 grams. It was fully functional during a short term test, but long term precision and regularity cannot be guaranteed.



Raymond Weil

Raymond Weil is a Swiss manufacturer of luxury watches. The company was founded in 1976 by Raymond Weil (1926-2014) in Geneva. It is one of the last independent Swiss luxury watch manufacturers. Since 2013, Raymond Weil has been official timekeeper partner of the Royal Albert Hall in London, and thus strengthens its position as a brand that is engaged in the music industry. In the same year, the company launched a partnership with ‘Wired’, a London-based platform for live music that encourages aspiring music artists. The brand has its headquarters in Geneva and is represented in over 90 countries. Sales of Raymond Weil watches increase on all markets. (cbo)

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