1992 · Raymond Weil
Automatic 2800 - A239067
Shown in the order they were catalogued.
Features
Date
A feature that displays the current day of the month, typically in a small window on the dial, commonly placed at the 3 o'clock or 6 o'clock position.
Automatic
A watch powered by automatic (self-winding) movement that doesn't require a battery. It winds itself using the daily usage motion of the wearer's wrist.
18K Gold Electroplated
A watch with a layer of 18-karat gold electroplated onto the case, offering a luxurious appearance with enhanced durability.
Open Case Back
A transparent case back that allows the wearer to view the movement of the watch, showcasing the intricate mechanics inside.
10 meters
Water-resistant to 10 meters, making it suitable for accidental splashes and brief exposure to water, such as wearing the watch in the shower with caution.
High quality, extremely compact ETA automatic movement with Bi-directional winding. It has been in production since 1983 until around 2000. The 2892A2 has been widely used in the watch industry for many years as a base for brand specific caliber references. For example: - Omega used this movement on calibers 1120, 1128 (GMT), and 2500 - Longines L619.2 and L888.4 - IWC 37524, 30110, and 30120 - TAG Heuer Calibre 7 - Maurice Lacroix Calibre ML-129 - Ball Watch Company: RR1101, RR1201 and RR1801 - Breitling Automatic calibers - Sellita caliber SW300-1