Celebrating the life and musical career of world-renowned reggae artist Bob Marley, luxury Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil teams up with with House of Marley to unveil a new, limited edition, Bob Marley tango 300 timepiece. Launching as a Caribbean exclusive in December, Raymond Weil has chosen its emblematic tango 300 collection for its versatility and durability, as the canvas for the design. Its 41mm diameter stainless steel case with black PVD plated bezel houses a quartz chronograph mechanism. Punctuated with green hands on the sub-dials, a yellow coated seconds hand, and red details on the beveled minute track ring complete color palette portraying a subtle reference to the Ethiopian national flag. The case back is engraved with the iconic Bob Marley logo. And the screw-down pushers and crown assure a water resistance of 300m to this limited edition timepiece. completed with double pusher security clasp on a black natural rubber strap.
“We are honored to work with Raymond Weil on the creation of this timepiece that celebrates our fathers legacy and recognizes the artistic contribution of so many great musicians in this unique way,” says Cedella Marley.
Learn more about this elegant tribute to Tuff Gong, and where you can find one, at http://smarturl.it/rwbobmarley.
ABOUT RAYMOND WEIL
Raymond Weil is the name of a Swiss watchmaking Maison and that of a family which has for almost half a century been embedding its values at the very heart of its watches.
Belonging to the privileged circle of independent family business, it creates elegant and refined watches for women and men. Founded in 1976, it is now headed Elie Bernheim, grandson of the founder who gave his name to its company. Across three generations, the Geneva-based firm has been pursuing its development and steadily consolidation its status as a leading light in the Swiss watch industry. Music and Art are to Raymond Weil what thought is to mankind: an inexhaustible source of inspiration and creativity. This enduring family driven vision not only forges the strength of Raymond Weil but also shapes its distinctive nature. Precision, quality, reliability, nobility, and high tech materials are the demanding standards of a philosophy that earns it the much-coveted ‘Swiss-made’ label.
