Raymond Weil Millesime Automatic Central Seconds silver dial leather strap 35 mm

A classic watch for lovers of essential timepieces

Inspired by observation watches and sector-inspired timepieces from the 1930s, the Millésime 2125 encapsulates everything that defines a well-designed watch in a compact case.

The 35 mm diameter fits naturally on slimmer wrists without losing the visual balance of the 39 mm version. The bright, perfectly legible silver dial is highlighted by a supple and comfortable gray leather strap, which reinforces the model's natural elegance.

A sector dial for clarity

Protected by a domed sapphire crystal, the dial is structured into three zones with different finishes. The smooth hour track features understated, perfectly legible black printed hour markers. The minute track, finely guilloché in a spiral pattern, adds a subtle texture that discreetly catches the light. The central zone, delicately brushed vertically, adds depth to the whole without disrupting the overall harmony.

A printed cross, inherited from traditional technical dials, structures the display. The silver-colored, faceted dauphine hands are coated with Super-LumiNova® for effective nighttime readability. The central seconds hand, thin and fluid, brings this understated dial to life.

A compact case and leather strap

The slim 35 mm stainless steel case is topped by a vertically satin-finished bezel that contrasts with a discreet polished bevel. The slightly sloping lugs are brushed on the sides and polished on the top, in keeping with the finish typical of higher-end pieces.

The smooth, matte-finish gray leather strap extends the understated palette of the dial. It is embellished with Raymond Weil's discreet W-shaped stitching and fastens with a simple, functional polished steel pin buckle.

A reliable Swiss automatic movement

Inside beats the RW4200 caliber, derived from the Sellita SW200-1, a watchmaking standard renowned for its reliability and ease of maintenance. It displays the hours, minutes, and central seconds at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a power reserve of 41 hours. The transparent case back reveals the engraved W oscillating weight, a discreet but confident nod to Raymond Weil's expertise.