Raymond Weil Watches

Bought my Raymond Weil Parsifal in 1999. I've had no problems until May 2007. But then it started... The watch suddenly stopped on my wrist. Brought it to the dealer, who send it in for a service. Got it back, returned it, got it back, returned it and lately got it back just before Christmas after approx. 10 weeks in repair. Was happy...for a few days. Starting 2008 it stopped again on my wrist. I've even been winding it up to help the automatic mechanism, as my dealer advised me. Tomorrow I'll be at the dealer again. The dealer has been really helpfull in fixing this watch, calling Weil every other week or so, nothing bad about them. But Weil..they just don't deliver ...  Read the complete review

Normally the only buy one get one free offers you see are for frozen pizza in your local supermarket, so when I spotted the same offer for Raymond Weil watches in the jewellers Ernest Jones a couple of years ago in the Christmas sales, I just had to snap up the bargain. Raymond Weil (pronounced vale) watches are Swiss made and around the same price range as Gucci watches. Whereas Gucci tend to produce high fashion watches in the latest styles Raymond Weil stick to more classic styles (not to say they are frumpy though). I bought a gold plated link watch with an unusual hexagonal face with a white dial which three years ago cost me £420. My boyfriend then ...  Read the complete review

For my twenty first birthday (quite a long time ago now) my parents bought me a Raymond Weil watch, although it was expensive it is a fantastic watch, it is water resistant and a really nice looking watch, I have now had it for nearly ten years, it has only been serviced once, and I have only had to have one new battery, since it was bought for me, the time is very accurate and I always wear it swimming without any problems. If you can afford an expensive watch, I would say go ahead and buy one, I’ve had several cheaper watches but this one is the best by far. ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Raymond Weil watch a few days ago and I am very pleased with my purchase. Weil is a swiss watchmaker who have been producing items since 1975, he was made redundant at fifty years old and mortgaged his home, borrowed money to establish his own company There's a pretty big choice-,The available styles are chorus,flamenco, saxo, duo, jubilee, parsifal, tango and tradition. They area available in both sports and dress styles Mine is a 'tradition' and by some amazing luck I got it for £120 in a half price sale- and I have seen it priced at £240- and I also would have paid that. They aren't as expensive as some ...  Read the complete review

With a 100-lap memory and no less than six timer modes, this titanium-shielded, blue-backlit timepiece is about as far from a traditional watch as it's possible to get. You'd expect it to be utterly bewildering to use, though amazingly it's a pretty simple affair. One of the first tests we perform when we get a new watch in to review is to see how quickly we can work out how to set the thing - without the use of the manual, of course. Thanks to the big button with the word 'Set' next to it, this task took no more than a few seconds. Accessing the rest of the watch's functions is equally easy - one of the other big buttons toggles ...  Read the complete review