Freelancer Skeleton
- Manufacture CalibreRW1212
- DialGrey
- StrapStrap
A skeleton watch with a living character.
The Freelancer Skeleton brings together a bronze bezel, openworked architecture, and the visible rhythm of the RW1212 calibre into a watch designed to reveal its craftsmanship.
The skeletonised dial places the balance wheel at 6 o’clock, while the bronze bezel develops a unique patina over time — making each piece distinctly personal.
We carry it for clients who appreciate mechanical artistry with a sense of individuality, where the watch evolves alongside its wearer.
A calibre designed to make mechanics visible.
The RW1212 is Raymond Weil’s Swiss Made automatic calibre developed in collaboration with Sellita, created to showcase the beauty of traditional mechanical watchmaking. Its openworked architecture reveals the balance wheel on the dial side, while the decorated oscillating weight is visible through the sapphire caseback.
With a 41-hour power reserve and refined finishing throughout, the RW1212 brings together reliable performance and a captivating view of the movement’s inner workings.
No Jewels - 31
No of Parts - 165
The watch, by the number.
The case
- Diameter
- 42 mm
- Thickness
- 10.6 mm
- Lug width
- NA
- Material
- Stainless steel with bronze bezel
- Finishing
- Polished and satin-brushed
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
- Case back
- Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
The Dial & Functions
- Colour
- Grey
- Material
- NA Finish/pattern- Fully skeletonised architectural design with visible bridges and movement components
- Indices
- Applied luminous hour markers
- Hands
- Polished silver-tone luminous hands
- Seconds
- NA
- Functions
- Hours and minutes, openworked mechanical display
Bracelet & Water Resistance
- Strap
- Aged, brown leather strap
- Clasp
- Stainless steel folding clasp with double push-security system
- Crown
- Bronze – screwed and fluted with RW monogram
- Water Resistance
- 10 ATM, 100 metres
Hold it once. Turn it over.
A watch makes more sense in the hand than on a screen — particularly through the sapphire back. Book a viewing at 900 West Hastings St., Vancouver and we will put a loupe in your hand.
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