Raymond Weil Millésime Jubilee 7776-STC-65501 (2026) | Rehaut 1775

Brand: Raymond Weil | Model: Millésime Jubilee | Reference: 7776-STC-65501 | Category: Swiss Chronograph / 50th Anniversary Limited Edition | Release Year: 2026

Last updated: October 2, 2026

About This Release

The Raymond Weil Millésime Jubilee (ref. 7776-STC-65501) is a 500-piece automatic bi-compax chronograph released in 2026 to mark the brand's 50th anniversary. It pairs a light blue sector dial and midnight-blue sub-dials with a 39mm steel case and the RW5030 automatic movement, priced at $4,275 USD.

Collector Note

The Millésime Jubilee is the second chapter of Raymond Weil's 50th-anniversary story, following April 2026's Millésime "The Fifty" — a 50-piece chronograph built around restored 1976 Valjoux 23-6 movements that sold out quickly at $9,990. Rather than simply reissuing The Fifty for less, Raymond Weil kept its sector-dial architecture, pump pushers and neo-vintage proportions, then rebuilt the concept around a modern automatic calibre and a larger 39mm all-steel case. The dial is the star: a four-part light blue sector layout with an opaline-grained hour ring, recessed azuré-finished midnight-blue counters, and a tachymeter scale on the outer track. Small seconds sit at 9 o'clock, a 30-minute counter at 3 o'clock, and the glassbox sapphire crystal adds vintage depth. Inside is the RW5030, a Sellita SW510-based automatic chronograph beating at 4Hz with a 62-hour power reserve, visible through a sapphire caseback engraved "Limited Edition" and individually numbered out of 500. For collectors, the Jubilee is the most accessible way to own a genuine 50th-anniversary Raymond Weil — one of the few remaining independent, family-owned Geneva watch houses — at well under half the price of The Fifty.

Collector Value

Limited to 500 numbered pieces and tied to Raymond Weil's 50th anniversary, the Jubilee benefits from the halo of the sold-out 50-piece "The Fifty." Expect it to hold value better than standard Millésime chronographs, though it uses an industrial Sellita-based movement and should be bought to wear, not as a speculative investment.

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