RAYMOND WEIL A.R.T. Collection Introduced

The Independent Swiss Brand Unveils Its First Integrated Bracelet Collection

New RAYMOND WEIL A.R.T. collection, a significant milestone for the independent Geneva-based watchmaker as it celebrates its 50th anniversary. Representing the brand’s first-ever integrated bracelet design, the new collection combines contemporary aesthetics, Swiss craftsmanship, and everyday versatility in a sport-chic package designed for modern lifestyles.

Named after the brand’s long-standing connection to art and culture, A.R.T. reflects RAYMOND WEIL’s commitment to creating refined yet accessible Swiss watchmaking. With a distinctive architectural case, integrated bracelet, and a wide range of sizes, materials, and dial options, the collection aims to offer a contemporary alternative for collectors seeking elegance and practicality in equal measure.

A Contemporary Vision

The A.R.T. collection has been conceived to reflect the increasingly fluid nature of modern life, where the traditional boundaries between work, leisure, and social activities continue to blur.

According to RAYMOND WEIL CEO Elie Bernheim, the objective was to create a watch capable of transitioning effortlessly between different moments of the day while maintaining the elegance and craftsmanship that define the brand.

The result is a versatile sport-chic collection that feels equally at home in professional environments, while travelling, or during more formal evening occasions.

RAYMOND WEIL’s First Integrated Bracelet Design

Perhaps the most important aspect of the new collection is the introduction of RAYMOND WEIL’s first integrated bracelet design.

The case architecture features contemporary lines enhanced by polished bevels, sculpted curves, and contrasting satin-brushed surfaces. Rather than relying on aggressive sports-watch styling, the design adopts a more refined approach, emphasizing elegance and balance.

A distinctive sculpted bezel flows seamlessly into the integrated bracelet, creating a cohesive silhouette. The bracelet itself features H-shaped links with polished bevels and subtly chamfered intermediate links, introducing additional visual depth while enhancing comfort on the wrist.

The interplay between brushed and polished surfaces allows the watch to capture light from different angles, highlighting the complexity of its construction while maintaining a clean and understated appearance.

Completing the design is a fluted crown whose geometry mirrors the shape of the bezel, reinforcing the collection’s coherent aesthetic language.

A Refined Dial With Sophisticated Finishing

The dial receives the same level of attention to detail as the case and bracelet.

Each model features a dual-finish construction consisting of a sunray-brushed central section and an azuré minute track positioned around the perimeter. A recessed groove separates the two surfaces, adding depth and creating a more dynamic visual presentation.

Applied indexes and faceted hands filled with Super-LumiNova® ensure excellent legibility in all lighting conditions, while a discreet date window at 3 o’clock integrates neatly into the overall design.

A sapphire crystal with anti-reflective and anti-fingerprint coatings protects the dial and guarantees excellent clarity during daily wear.

Two Sizes, Multiple Configurations

The A.R.T. collection is offered in two distinct sizes, allowing the collection to appeal to a broad audience.

The larger 38mm reference 1000 is powered by a Swiss automatic movement delivering a 41-hour power reserve. Measuring just 9.95mm thick, the model is available with sage grey, metallic blue, or graphite dials, paired with either stainless steel or bi-colour integrated bracelets.

For those seeking a more compact profile, the 30mm reference 1250 is equipped with a Swiss quartz movement, allowing for an ultra-slim 7.5mm case thickness.

The 30mm range includes nine different references featuring a variety of materials, dial colours, and decorative treatments. Stainless steel models are available with sage grey, charcoal blue, and mother-of-pearl dials, while several references feature bezels set with 48 lab-grown diamonds totaling 0.40 carats.

Additional variants introduce bi-colour bracelets, rose gold PVD finishes, yellow gold PVD treatments, and combinations of mother-of-pearl dials with diamond-set indexes, offering a diverse selection that ranges from elegant daily wearers to more jewellery-inspired executions.

A New Strategic Collection For RAYMOND WEIL

More than simply another addition to the catalogue, the A.R.T. collection represents a strategic evolution for RAYMOND WEIL.

As the brand’s first integrated bracelet watch, it enters one of the most competitive segments of the modern watch market while maintaining the philosophy that has defined the company since its foundation: delivering Swiss-made watchmaking that combines quality, style, and accessibility.

By blending contemporary design, versatile proportions, and a broad selection of configurations, the A.R.T. collection positions itself as a compelling new pillar within the RAYMOND WEIL portfolio.

Technical Specifications

Availability

The new RAYMOND WEIL A.R.T. collection is available in multiple configurations across both automatic and quartz-powered models.

Marking the brand’s first integrated bracelet design and coinciding with its 50th anniversary, the collection introduces a contemporary sport-chic aesthetic while remaining faithful to RAYMOND WEIL’s long-standing commitment to accessible Swiss watchmaking.

For more information, please visit the official RAYMOND WEIL website.

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