The watchmaker will donate 10% of proceeds to the Nordoff Robbins charity
Raymond Weil has announced the re-launch of its “iconic” Don Giovanni Così Grande, 10 years on from its initial release.
The timepiece has been relaunched in celebration of the Swiss Watchmaking Maison’s historic and musical roots.
Now 20 units of the Don Giovanni Così Grande are available to order online at the Raymond Weil e-boutique.
The timepiece’s rectangular layout measures 50 x 38 mm in case size, with two offset dials. The bottom dial contains the running seconds indication, and its figure eight dial layout is complimented by a stainless steel case.
The hour display is known as a “digital jumping hour”, with the hour hand replaced by a large window, located at 12 o’clock.
This is achieved by a mechanical movement with automatic winding, the caliber RW 1400, equipped with a disc that displays the hours.
The watchmaker said it would be donating 10% of sale proceeds to its official charity, Nordoff Robbins, the UK’s largest independent music therapy charity. Its goal is to “continue to inspire our musical family so that when we meet again, we can all get back to an upbeat rhythm”.
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Raymond Weil Genève is a Swiss luxury watchmaker, founded in 1976 in Geneva. It is a family company founded by Raymond Weil, who lead the company until his retirement in 2002. Weil died in 2014 and the company is now managed by his grandson Elie Bernheim. Wikipedia