Raymond Weil Nabucco Chronograph Introduced In Titanium And Steel

Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil has presented a new titanium and stainless steel variant of its Nabucco Chronograph watch.  This sporty timepiece measures 46mm in diameter, and is 15.6mm thick; despite these generous dimensions, weight is modest because of the extensive use of titanium elements on the case and bracelet.  An appealing dial in matte anthracite grey ideally compliments the combination of materials, and is accentuated by the three-dimensional chronograph subdial frames, which are crafted from satinated titanium.

The Raymond Weil Nabucco titanium chronograph is animated by a self-winding Valjoux movement, which has a balance wheel frequency of 28,800 alternations per hour and a 46-hour power reserve.  In addition to the continual small seconds and chronograph 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers, this robust mechanical caliber also offers a rapidly adjustable date function.  A tachymeter scale engraved on the bezel enables the calculation of average speeds.

Well suited to active and sport usage, the Raymond Weil Nabucco titanium chronograph features a screw-down crown, caseback, and chronograph pushers, ensuring water resistance to 200 meters.  The sapphire crystal is treated with an anti-reflective coating on both sides for optimal legibility.