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Raymond Weil
Freelancer RW1212 Anthracite Skeleton 40 mm
2786-ST-60000
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Photo: Raymond Weil. © RAYMOND WEIL Genève.
Raymond Weil
2786-ST-60000
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| Specification | Raymond WeilFreelancer RW1212 Anthracite Skeleton 40 mm | NomadicDána 141 Black Velvet |
|---|---|---|
| Reference | 2786-ST-60000 | 141-1001-B |
| Winding | Automatic winding | Manual winding |
| Calibre | RW1212, automatic | La Joux-Perret D101, hand-wound |
| Diameter | 40 mm | 28 × 39.5 mm |
| Size / thickness | 40 mm | 28 × 39.5 × 8.3 mm |
| Power reserve | 41 hours | 50 hours |
| Case material | Steel; 40 mm diameter; 10.6 mm thick | 316L steel; 28 × 39.5 × 8.3 mm |
| Functions | Hours and minutes; exposed balance; no seconds hand | Not stated in the review |
| Crystal | Sapphire; antireflective treatment on both sides | Not stated in the review |
| Water resistance | 100 m; screw-down crown | 30 m |
| Price and market | Price: CHF 3,495; official Swiss storefront | Price: £1,250; UK shop, GBP |
A 40 mm diameter and 10.6 mm thickness make the open RW1212 an approachable choice for watching a balance work every day.
A 41-hour reserve will not cover a normal weekend without winding, and the absence of a seconds hand makes precise comparison harder.
Dána’s strength is its combination of a thin hand-wound calibre and a distinctive rectangular case for £1,250.
There is no lume and water resistance is 30 m: this is a watch for a shirt cuff, requiring regular hand winding.
Review date: 30 October 2026
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