Freelancer Skeleton Black
- Manufacture CalibreRW1212
- DialBlack
- StrapStrap
A mechanical watch that reveals its architecture.
The Freelancer Skeleton places the movement at the centre of the design, with an openworked dial revealing the balance wheel and the structure of the RW1212 calibre.
Paired with a black rubber strap and a 42 mm steel case, it balances technical expression with contemporary versatility.
We carry it for clients who appreciate watches that show their craftsmanship openly — where the mechanics become the defining feature.
A calibre designed to put mechanics on display.
The RW1212 is Raymond Weil’s Swiss Made automatic calibre developed in collaboration with Sellita, created to showcase the artistry of 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 a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, the RW1212 combines reliable performance with a captivating view of its 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 black PVD coating
- Finishing
- Polished and satin-brushed
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatmen
- Case back
- Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
The Dial & Functions
- Colour
- Black
- Material
- NA Finish/pattern- Black galvanic with complete opening on the skeleton movement, black circular tachymeter scale
- Indices
- Applied luminous hour markers
- Hands
- Polished luminous hands
- Seconds
- NA
- Functions
- Hours and minutes, openworked mechanical display
Bracelet & Water Resistance
- Strap
- Black open work genuine rubber strap with grey stitching
- Clasp
- RW folding clasp stainless steel with black PVD plating and double push-security system
- Crown
- Stainless steel with black PVD coating – screwed and fluted with RW monogr
- 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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