Raymond Weil Noemia

History

The Noemia collection by Raymond Weil draws inspiration from the founder’s granddaughter and is in fact, named after her. Launched in 2009, the collection has since served to offer timepieces that appeal to women unconditionally.

Features

Intricately crafted to resemble the female mind, watches from the Raymond Weil Noemia collection are markedly superior in terms of design and performance. Reflecting a woman’s radiance, the timepieces are fitted with either mother-of-pearl or an intricately detailed dial. The time intervals are marked by brilliantly shining diamonds and also a simpler version with index markers. Describing the sensuous curves of a woman, the fixed bezel merges with the case effortlessly and extends to the bracelet. To further tantalise the feminine mind, certain models sport studded diamonds on the rim. The bracelets offered by the Raymond Weil Noemia collection include stainless steel, gold or two-toned bracelets incorporating gold and steel.

Associations

Raymond Weil’s dedication to femininity and its virtues was substantiated by the launch of the Noemia Sweet October in 2010, as a beneficiary for American Susan G. Komen’s breast cancer foundation – ‘Komen for the Cure. This limited edition watch incorporated a pink sapphire on the 10th hour and a pink cabochon crown detail for breast cancer awareness. A part of the proceeds was contributed to the BCRF with every purchase of this watch.