Bronze—one of humanity’s earliest metal alloys—marked a turning point in civilization, shaping tools, culture, and craftsmanship. Its enduring character continues to captivate, carrying a sense of history with every glance.
At RAYMOND WEIL, this legacy is reimagined through the Freelancer Skeleton, powered by the in-house Calibre RW1212. Here, heritage meets precision—where time-honoured materials are elevated by modern Swiss watchmaking expertise.
The 42mm stainless steel case is framed by a solid bronze bezel, designed to evolve with its wearer. Each piece develops a unique patina over time, creating a finish that is deeply personal—rich in tone, and unmistakably individual.
The fully skeletonised dial opens a window into the watch’s mechanical soul. At 6 o’clock, the exposed balance wheel takes centre stage, offering both visual depth and a tribute to the technical mastery behind the movement.
Finished with an aged brown leather strap, this timepiece embodies quiet confidence—refined, distinctive, and crafted for those who appreciate character as much as precision.
Technical Specifications
Size: Gents
Shape: Round
Movement
Mechanical self-winding skeleton in-house movement, with visible balance wheel – RW1212
Power reserve - 41 hours
Case Material - Stainless steel with bronze bezel
Case Size – 42 mm
Case Thickness - 10.6 mm
Case back - Screwed-down, with sapphire crystal
Water resistance - 100 m, 330 ft, 10 atm
Crystal - Sapphire crystal with dual-sided antiglare treatment
Dial: Grey with complete opening on the skeleton movement
Crown - Bronze – screwed and fluted with RW monogram
Bracelet/Strap - Aged, brown leather strap
Clasp - Stainless steel folding clasp with double push-security system
