Raymond Weil Freelancer

The Raymond Weil Freelancer mixes classic and modest to create a harmonious and unique design. Constantly reinterpreting itself and free from all constraints, the Freelancer conserves those elements which constitute its strengths.

The 43.5 mm stainless steel case encompasses a combination of brushed and polished surfaces and is attached to a black genuine calf leather strap. Both the hands and indexes are lined with luminescent treatment, aiding readability in restricted light.

Featuring a black scratch-resistant ceramic inlay, marked with a tachymeter scale, the bezel contributes to the refined and luxurious feel of the timepiece. The black dial is enhanced with a snailed hour track and the counters are framed with silver-toned circlets. At the heart of the Freelancer tri-compax chronograph sits the Calibre RW5030. Visible through the exhibition case back, this automatic movement has a power reserve of 56 hours. This model is available in multiple colour and strap variations.

Launched in 2007, the Freelancer collection was created in honor of the free-spirited man who wishes to remain in control of his own destiny, and features an eclectic mix of urbane mechanical watches.