Front view of Millesime automatic Sector Dial watch with grey dial and black leather strap
Back view of Millesime watch with black leather strap showing movement and tan inner strap visible

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Raymond Weil

Millesime Men's Automatic Sector Dial 39.5mm - Grey on Leather Strap

$1,725
Raymond Weil
$1,725

Millesime Men's Automatic Sector Dial 39.5mm - Grey on Leather Strap

The Details

  • 39.5 mm

    Case Size

  • 9.25 mm

    Case Height

  • 50m

    Water Resistance

  • 20 mm

    Lug Width

Overview

Case Height

9.25 mm

Case Size

39.5 mm

Collection

Millesime

Style

Dress

Lug Width

20 mm

Movement

Automatic

Reference

2925-STC-60001

Water Resistance

50m

Case

Caseback

Snapped, with sapphire crystal

Case Material

Stainless steel

Clasp / Buckle

Stainless steel traditional buckle

Crown

Fluted with RW monogram

Crystal

Glassbox sapphire crystal with dual-sided anti-reflective treatment

Dial Color

Grey

Dial Features

Anthracite grey, Sector dial with various finishes

Strap / Bracelet Material

Black genuine calf leather

Weight

100 g

Movement

Caliber

RW4200

Features

“W-shaped” oscillating weight, RAYMOND WEIL’s horological signature
3 hands, fit. height normal no.2, 11 1/2'''

Frequency

4 Hz / 28,800 vph

Functions

Central hour, minute and second

Jewels

26 Jewels

Movement

Mechanical self-winding movement

Power Reserve

41 Hours

Complication

Time Only

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About Raymond Weil

Independent Swiss Precision

Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil was founded in Geneva in 1976. The company has been family-owned and operated since its start by Raymond Weil himself and is now one of the largest independently owned watchmakers in the world. The company is currently operated under the leadership of CEO Elie Bernheim who is the grandson of Raymond Weil and continues his legacy of creating well-constructed Swiss-made timepieces.

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