Raymond Weil are a pretty young Swiss watch house. Established in 1976, they lack the rich and turbulent history shared by their aged rivals such as Omega and Longines, both of whom have been around for more a century and a half! Because of this fact, they are looked upon as more of a 'fashion watch' brand than an established Swiss manufacturer of precision timepieces. Collectors seem to steer clear of them, especially collectors of vintage watches like myself, as their back-catalogue is fairly sparse. They are not cheap watches, with 'entry level' pieces being found around the £500 mark, and professional dive watches stretching into the ...  Read the complete review