Maestro Phase de Lune video review produced by Raymond Weil.

The RW Club & Community Special Edition timepiece is available now to RW Club members (from September 1st - September 8th). A percentage of the sales will be donated to the charity of the buyer's choosing: The Pediatric Hemato-Oncology Unit of the Geneva University Hospital, The Breast Cancer Research Foundation® or the Singapore Cancer Society.

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At Baselworld 2011, Raymond Weil added chronograph and moon phase complications to their year-old Masetro collection. The traditionally styled Maestro collection is a good contrast th Raymond Weil's sportier Nabucco and Freelancer collections.

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Side by side, the Union for International Cancer Control - UICC - and the Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil, will join forces to eliminate cancer as a life threatening disease for future generations.

Through the RW Club, Raymond will offer its clients the possibility to purchase online, and only in September 2010, a RW Club Limited Edition to support the Union for International Cancer Control.

Each year, more than 11 million new cases of cancer are diagnosed, and about 8 million people die from this terrible disease, with 70% of them in low- and middle-income countries. More than 160,000 children aged 14 or under are diagnosed with cancer each year. Children with cancer in developing countries have less than 50% survival chances, as opposed to 80% for children in high-income countries. It is reassuring to note that between 30 and 40% of all cancers can be prevented, and one third can be cured with early diagnosis and subsequent treatment.

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In recent years, Geneva based watchmaker Raymond Weil, has significantly changed their image and overall quality. They have gone more upscale, without overly inflating their prices. The new Nabucco Pensiero, unveiled at Baselworld last week is the perfect example. It is a great looking chronograph powered by the new Valjoux 7753 movement, housed in a cool sand-blasted 46mm titanium case, all for under five grand.

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Geneva watchmaker Raymond Weil, has announced a new rose gold version of their popular Freelancer Chronograph. A 42 mm brushed and polished 18K rose gold case houses the automatic chronograph movement. The mechanical movement is finished with circular graining (on the rotor), runs at 28,800 vph and has a 46-hour power reserve.

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Raymond Weil recently introduced a new version of the Don Giovanni, the Così Grande Jumping Hour. A 50 mm x 37.6 mm x 12.4 mm rectangle rose gold case houses an automatic RW 1400 calibre movement. The movement runs at 28,800 vph and has a power reserve of 42-hours. It has been decorated with a "Côtes de Genève" finish and circular-graining. All of which can be viewed through the clear caseback. Surprisingly though, the real treat is not necessarily what is inside.

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The RAYMOND WEIL Nabucco mechanical collection has enjoyed rapid international success since being unveiled in 2007. Now the Swiss watchmaker is set to mark Baselworld 2009 with the launch of a new, exceptional model from this exclusively masculine range - a timepiece plunged into total darkness, symbolising the quintessence of masculine elegance.

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