Review of the Swiss men's watch Raymond Weil from the Freelancer 7730-STC-20041 collection

What is charm? Each person has their own answer to this frequently asked question. But the answers of all people, as a rule, agree on one thing - the charm can be both light and dark. Whether light or dark, charm is beautiful in any form, but none of these types can accurately be called "bad" or "good." Please love and favor the Swiss Raymond Weil wrist watch from the Freelancer collection, radiating an exceptionally dark charm.

The dominance of black and red became the core of the dark charm of the Raymond Weil Freelancer mechanical Swiss watch.

To complete the look, the two aforementioned colors are helped by the chrome body. The latter is made of steel and is 42 mm in diameter and 13,7 mm thick. These very average dimensions were just enough to comfortably accommodate a chronograph, stopwatch, tachymeter, and calendar on the black dial.

The marks and hands are full of both red and white. The watch case blends in with the wearer's wrist thanks to the two-tone leather strap - black on the outside, beige on the inside. The strap clasp is equipped with a double protection system against arbitrary unfastening.

Sapphire glass was not spared for watches - it is here everywhere and everywhere. The anti-reflective sapphire crystal protects the dial from possible damage, whether it be scratches or bumps. The case back is also equipped with a sapphire crystal, which allows you to enjoy the work of the self-winding movement. I immediately recall the absolutely fair statement that you can endlessly look at water, fire and ... the work of the mechanism in the clock! The power reserve in the watch is 46 hours. Water resistance - 100 meters.

Swiss mechanical watch Raymond Weil Freelancer is elegant in everything - this also applies to the box in which they are delivered. The image of Raymond Weil watches is so refined that, after some thought, many connoisseurs of the watch world would like to add it to their extensive collection. And connoisseurs, as you know, are often people of a subtle, creative soul. This soul always yearns for new touches on art objects. No wonder the word "Freelancer" in one of its meanings means "free artist".