Raymond Weil

To tell if a Raymond Weil watch is real, locate the serial number on the back of the timepiece. The Swiss watchmaker recommends that you register this serial number with them to determine if a watch is authentic. You can find information about how to do this on the official Raymond Weil website. On 1stDibs, explore a range of Raymond Weil watches.

How often a Raymond Weil watch should be serviced depends on a number of factors, including its model, type and how frequently you wear it. Generally, the luxury watchmaker advises that its timepieces require servicing once every three to five years. However, you should follow the specific maintenance instructions included with your watch. If you no longer have the information that originally accompanied your watch, you can contact Raymond Weil through the maker's official website for assistance. Shop a variety of Raymond Weil watches on 1stDibs.

Whether or not Raymond Weil watches need batteries depends on the model. Generally, Raymond Weil’s mechanical watches don't require watches, but its quartz models do. If you're unsure if you need to replace the batteries in your timepiece, check the care instructions that accompanied your watch or contact Raymond Weil customer service via the maker's official website. On 1stDibs, shop an assortment of Raymond Weil watches.

Yes, most Raymond Weil watches have serial numbers. You can locate the serial number on the back of your watch's case. It will be a letter followed by six numbers. Directly before the serial number is a model number consisting of four digits. A small number of older pieces may only have a model number on the case back. Shop a collection of Raymond Weil watches on 1stDibs.