Raymond Weil Millesime: A 30-Piece Edition for Japan

Raymond Weil Millesime Small Seconds, reference 2130-STC-64001, is a 30-piece Japanese edition inspired by the color of Echizen Torinoko paper. Announced on November 5, 2026, it goes on sale in Japan on November 19. The model combines a cream dial with a camel-colored leather strap.
Paper color and a sector dial
The inspiration concerns the paper’s natural, unbleached shade. Actual Echizen Torinoko paper is used for the presentation box’s outer sleeve. The dial translates its color into the Millesime’s sector layout, which assigns separate tracks to hours, minutes and seconds.
A recessed small-seconds display occupies the lower portion of the dial. The minute hand’s tip bends toward the slightly sloping minute track. Different surface finishes distinguish the sectors, continuing the collection’s references to watch design of the 1930s.
The calfskin strap has smoothly finished edges and the brand’s W-shaped stitching near its tip. A conventional pin buckle secures it.

Steel case and Japanese availability
Hairline finishing covers most of the case, with polishing on the upper lug surfaces and beveled bezel edges. The elongated lugs curve toward the wrist. A raised, box-shaped sapphire crystal follows the profile associated with older acrylic watch crystals.
The automatic movement is visible through a transparent back, including a winding rotor shaped around the manufacturer’s W emblem. Central hour and minute hands work alongside the separate seconds counter.
The edition is sold only in Japan, from November 19, at ¥374,000 including tax.
- Reference: 2130-STC-64001
- Case: Stainless steel; 35 mm diameter; 10.25 mm thick
- Movement: Automatic; hours, minutes and small seconds
- Power reserve: Approximately 41 hours
- Water resistance: 50 meters / 5 bar
- Strap/Bracelet: Camel calfskin strap with pin buckle
- Price: ¥374,000 in Japan, including tax
- Edition: 30 pieces for Japan
Sources: Raymond Weil Japan, official announcement, November 5, 2026; Raymond Weil Japan, official model page.




























