๐ New Release ๐ - Raymond Weil Millesime Moon Phase
One of last years more interesting releases was the Raymond Weil Millesime.
They're back in 2024 with an added Moon Phase.
You can read about it here:
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Cute!
Cute!
... cool looking moon phase disc, for sure. Good looking watch I reckon.
Iโve always wanted to add a sector dial and a moonphase to my collection. This offers both๐
Only if they were smaller, like 36 or 38๐
Oh man only if it didn't have that "moon face"
Oh man only if it didn't have that "moon face"
Like this?
Or this?
Like this?
Or this?
No like with the Moonphase but not having facial features like eyes and nose on the moon
Iโve always wanted to add a sector dial and a moonphase to my collection. This offers both๐
Only if they were smaller, like 36 or 38๐
You should get it on wrist.
39.5 X 46mm - so the lug to lug isn't huge.
As a comparison the Longines Heritage Sector is 38.5mm X 47.6mm so I would say they both wear to a similar size.
This was a fascinating post:
https://www.watchcrunch.com/gelobee/posts/breitling-and-omega-360694
(The watch on the left is 1mm wider and 0.5mm longer).
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I really like this design. Even the moon 'face' is cute. If only it didn't have the damnable ETA 2824 derivative. That's a deal killer for me. Shame.
I really like this design. Even the moon 'face' is cute. If only it didn't have the damnable ETA 2824 derivative. That's a deal killer for me. Shame.
Yeah, I reckon ETA / Sellita mov'ts get a bit of a bad wrap, particularly the less ubiquitous, non p/matic 80 variants like the SW261 in this watch.
They're nothing special but are appropriate for what isn't a particularly expensive watch. A different movement would mean a different price point and a different price point would probably shift ones focus to another more celebrated brand, at least imo.