A New set of timepieces inspired by the Iconic Elegance of the Past.

RAYMOND WEIL proudly introduces its latest addition to its core Toccata collection, a masterful reinterpretation of its own heritage. Drawing inspiration from the brand’s most iconic timepieces of the 1980s and early 90s, this new Toccata line is a refined homage to timeless design and expert craftsmanship. Carefully blending historical elements with modern sophistication, the collection reaffirms the independent watchmaker’s enduring commitment to artistry, innovation, and family legacy.

From its very name, Toccata evokes the refined world of classical music —a virtuosic composition that demands precision, fluidity, and expressive mastery. Derived from the Italian toccare, meaning “to touch,” the toccata is both a celebration of technical virtuosity and an emotional performance — much like the art of fine watchmaking. At RAYMOND WEIL, a Maison long inspired by music, the Toccata collection draws on this shared language of rhythm, balance, and touch. Every curve, every component, every heartbeat of these timepieces mirrors the cadence of a musical score: composed with structure, performed with soul.

At the heart of this new collection line lies a distinctive oval case with signature lugs—a design language deeply rooted in RAYMOND WEIL’s known expressions of shape-watches, archives and trademarks.

 

More than a simple revival, these timepieces celebrate the evolution of watchmaking while preserving the DNA of an independent, family-run maison dedicated to excellence for nearly 50 years.

 

Bridging the past and the present through two distinct yet complementary expressions of watchmaking. Mechanical Legacy: Hand-wound models that celebrate traditional Swiss watchmaking and the brand’s independent spirit. Quartz Elegance: Sleek quartz editions with vintage inspiration and modern appeal, offered in a refined range of colors.

As RAYMOND WEIL approaches its 50th anniversary, this collectionstands as a testament to the Maison’s enduring values of transmission, legacy, and savoir-faire — and to the timeless dialogue between music and time.