Raymond Weil Millesime Automatic Central Seconds salmon dial leather strap 39,5 mm

Millésime, the charm of essential watchmaking

The Millésime collection draws on Swiss watchmaking tradition to revive timeless designs that are built to last. The Seconde Centrale version features Raymond Weil's signature sectored architecture in a perfectly proportioned 39.5 mm case.

The salmon dial, combined here with a mineral-toned gray leather strap, recalls vintage watches from the 1930s and 1940s, while displaying great modernity in its lines and finishes.

A historic color treated with modernity

Under a domed sapphire crystal glassbox, the sectorized dial is available in three distinct finishes. The smooth hour track features subtle, perfectly balanced black printed hour markers. The outer minute track, decorated with a snail pattern, enlivens the dial with a discreet texture. The vertically satin-finished central area captures the light with softness and depth. A finely printed central cross divides the space and recalls the observation watches of yesteryear.

The elegant and efficient black dauphine hands are coated with Super-LumiNova® for accurate reading, even in low light. The central seconds hand emphasizes the fluidity of the whole, in a calm and continuous rhythm.

A sober case and a bracelet with a muted presence

The 39.5 mm stainless steel case strikes a balance between classicism and modernity. The vertically satin-finished bezel is enhanced by a polished bevel that catches the light with restraint. The lugs, polished on top and satin-finished on the sides, extend this visual alternation. The smooth, supple gray leather strap, embellished with W-shaped topstitching, adds warmth, comfort, and texture. It fastens with a discreet and functional steel pin buckle.

Reliable and smooth Swiss mechanics

The watch is equipped with the RW4200 caliber, an automatic movement based on the Sellita SW200-1. It displays the hours, minutes and central seconds at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, with a power reserve of 41 hours. The transparent case back reveals the movement, animated by an oscillating weight engraved with the “W,” Raymond Weil's discreet signature.