History of Raymond Weil Tango Watches
Having already established a presence among the luxury watch brands operating out of Switzerland in the mid 1970s, Raymond Weil solidified its position with the introduction of various watch collections in the 90s.
The Tango line was one of these, demonstrating Raymond Weil’s commitment to innovation. The collection has been described as the perfect blend of function and aesthetic. The collection includes beautifully crafted timepieces for both men and women. Since their introduction, Raymond Weil Tango watches have gone on to gain international acclaim.
Unique features of Raymond Weil Tango watches
With both design and function sitting firmly under their belt, Raymond Weil Tango watches showcase a number of unique features. First, is the iconic, perfectly proportioned rounded or rectangular cases, which make the watches pleasing to the eye and comfortable to wear.
Next, is the collection’s versatility. The Tango range is constantly being updated but while watch movements and mechanics advance, designs remain elegant and sophisticated.
Due to this advancement, the collection features a range of designs, all in different metal types, colours and materials, meaning there is a piece perfect for every occasion, style and preference.
For example, the collection includes watches with both steel or leather bracelet options, as well as various bezel colours, such as red, green, blue or the more classic black, gold or silver.
All watches in the Tango range include data windows, while some also feature chronograph functionality.
Top models of Raymond Weil Tango watches
Here are some of the best selling and most popular watches from Raymond Weil’s internationally acclaimed Tango collection:
