Raymond Weil has put two more hand-wound watches into the Toccata Heritage line without issuing a press release for either. Both references went live on the brand’s own store on October 5, 2026.
Reference 2280-PC5-60001 carries a grey sunray dial under a rose gold-toned bezel on a grey calf strap. Reference 2280-PC-10001 pairs a champagne sunray dial and a yellow gold-toned bezel with a dark blue calf strap. Raymond Weil’s own description gives both a polished stainless steel oval case measuring 33 by 38mm, with polished dauphine hands, applied indexes and a redesigned tongue buckle cut to echo the case shape.
Inside each is the RW4100, a manually wound caliber with 45 hours of power reserve, shown through a sapphire caseback the brand connects to 1970s finishing. A Swiss hand-wound movement in a shaped case at this money is not a crowded field, and the 45 hours is a usable number for a watch meant to be wound by hand.
Both are listed at CHF 1,650 on Raymond Weil’s Swiss site and at $1,986.29 USD on its US store, where each shows in stock and neither is limited. They are available now direct from Raymond Weil’s online store and through its authorized retailers. Raymond Weil has not published an announcement or a launch date for either reference.