Ladies Watches

In 1976, in the middle of a watch industry crisis, Mr Raymond Weil founded his eponymous watch company. His creations were immediately praised by watch enthusiasts - amateurs and connoisseurs alike. Now, nearly 50 years after its creation RAYMOND WEIL is still a family-run business; under the leadership of Mr Weil's grandson the company continues to develop and consolidate its status among the leading names of the Swiss watch industry.

This exquisite timepiece from the highly coveted noemia collection features a 24mm PVD case, delicate mother-of-pearl dial set with 10 sparkling diamonds to mark the hours and a further 52 on the bezel with two gold Roman numerals standing at 12 and 6 o’clock. The crown boasts a veil of midnight lacquer which affirms the dual identity of this watch – both sweet and desirable.

Named after the granddaughter of Mr. Raymond Weil, the noemia collection captures an elegance and timeless style with a touch of contemporary. The gracefully formed horns of the bezel merge with the PVD bracelet which includes polished and satin-finish links and display curved and rounded contours. This watch is great for everyday wear or special occasions and will impress a woman who appreciates beauty.

• Model Ref: 5124-PS-00985
• Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
• Case: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating, set with 52 diamonds
• Bracelet: Stainless steel with yellow gold PVD plating
• Dial: White mother-of-pearl, with Roman numerals and set with diamonds
• Water resistance: 5 atm/50 metres/165 feet (splash resistant - accidental immersion only)
• Case size: 24mm diameter
• Movement: quartz
• Manufacturer's Warranty: Two Years

Please note all items will need to be signed for at the point of delivery. If your order is returned because the postal service or courier were for whatever reason unable to deliver, you will responsible for all return and repeat delivery charges. If someone without authority signs for the purchase at the address you have given us, it will not be the responsibility of T. B. Mitchell.