Raymond Weil Maestro Limited Edition Beatles IV "Let It Be" Watch 2215-STC-BEAT4

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.

Raymond Weil reveals its fourth maestro Beatles timepiece, the epilogue of its exceptional partnership with the most iconic of rock bands worldwide. For the first time, the maestro limited edition is adorned with a skeleton movement. An alliance of innovation, watchmaking expertise and strong musical commitment, the ” Let It Be ” maestro Beatles model carries a timeless message of optimism and recalls the spirit of an entire era.

The overall image of the watch plays on the contrast between the anthracite dial and the rose gold index markers. Revealed at 4 o’clock the four-baton index representing the four The Beatles members, the open aperture on the dial features the perimeter of the United Kingdom reveals the beautifully decorated Swiss automatic movement, the hands of the watch pivoting over Liverpool - a timely reminder of where this iconic story began. The numbered case-back is engraved with the iconic Beatles logo and is presented with a certificate of authenticity from both Raymond Weil and Apple Corps.

• Worldwide Limited Edition No. 0379/3000

• Model Ref: 2215-STC-BEAT4
• Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal
• Case: Steel
• Strap: Tan vegan leather strap with double push button folding clasp
• Dial: Anthracite with rose gold index with open aperture with visible skeleton movement four Beatles represented at 4 o'clock
• Water resistance: 5 bar/50 metres/160 feet (splash resistant - accidental immersion only)
• Case Diameter: 40 mm
• Movement: automatic
• Manufacturer's Warranty: Two Years