Celebrating 100 years since the birth of Mr Raymond Weil and 50 years of independent Swiss watchmaking, RAYMOND WEIL unveils the Freelancer World-Traveller, a limited edition of just 260 pieces.
A LEGACY WITHOUT BORDERS
Born in 1926, Mr Raymond Weil founded his eponymous Maison in Geneva in 1976, driven by a passion for Swiss watchmaking, independence and human connection.
For him, travelling was more than discovering new destinations. It was an opportunity to meet people, explore cultures and build lasting relationships across borders.
A century after his birth, this spirit of openness lives on through the Freelancer World-Traveller, a timepiece that celebrates both his personal legacy and the Maison's enduring independence.
THE WORLD ON YOUR WRIST
At the heart of the dial, a world map inspired by the Mercator projection comes to life through intricate stamping and laser-texturing techniques.
Champagne-coloured continents contrast with midnight-blue oceans, creating a striking sense of depth and dimension.
In a deeply personal tribute, Mr Raymond Weil's handwritten signature replaces the Maison's traditional logo on the dial.
THREE WAYS TO EXPERIENCE TIME
Designed for those who embrace a world without borders, the Freelancer World-Traveller combines three complementary time indications.
GMT — A SECOND TIME ZONE
A dedicated GMT hand allows the wearer to follow a second time zone alongside local time.
WORLDTIMER — 24 CITIES
A rotating bezel featuring 24 cities offers an intuitive view of time zones around the world.
DAY / NIGHT
A two-tone 24-hour scale distinguishes day from night at a glance.
Together, these functions capture the spirit of travel and the art of contemporary Swiss watchmaking.
A LIMITED EDITION, A LASTING LEGACY
Housed in a 40 mm stainless steel case, the Freelancer World-Traveller is powered by the automatic Calibre RW3230, offering a 56-hour power reserve.
Presented on a midnight-blue leather strap, this exceptional creation is limited to just 260 pieces worldwide.
More than a watch, it is a tribute to curiosity, connection and the transmission of a family legacy across generations.