Raymond Weil Unveils More Accessible Jubilee Chronograph in 50th Year Anniversary Mark

In celebration of its 50th anniversary in 2026, Raymond Weil, an independent family-owned company based in Geneva, unveiled a new, more affordable Jubilee Chronograph. The unveiling continues a string of celebrations for the beloved brand, known for their exquisite watch designs embodying luxury with classic sophistication.

The Jubilee Chronograph comes as an opportunity for watch collectors and aficionados to join in the celebrations at an accessible price point. The timepiece maintains the signature neo-vintage character, following the aesthetics of the regular Millesime Automatic Chronograph and retaining aspects of its predecessor, The Fifty.

Measuring 39mm in diameter and 12.9mm thick, the stainless steel case is compact and intricately fashioned with polished and brushed elements, embodying the characteristic Millesime collection compactness. It features detailed lugs reminiscent of 1940s chronographs, a flat, stepped bezel, and classic pushers flanking a fluted crown decorated with the RW logo.

Under the hood, the automatic RW5030 movement beats with precision. This mechanism, with a generous 62-hour power reserve, drives the hands tracing hours, minutes and small seconds, as well as the central chronograph function. This detail perfectly showcases Raymond Weil’s dedication to providing quality timepieces accessible to many.