Introduction: The "Othello" collection stands as one of Raymond Weil's most distinctive and enduring design statements. Featuring a dramatic deep-black bezel framed in 18K gold electroplating, accented by elegant golden Roman numerals and an ultra-minimalist black dial, this Swiss timepiece effortlessly bridges timeless luxury with modernist aesthetics. Presented here as a complete set with its branded case, authentic signed buckle, and original leather strap alongside a fresh replacement band. Condition Report: Status: [ Working ] (Fitted with a fresh new battery and keeping accurate time) Cosmetic: Overall Rank B (Standard vintage condition). The black lacquer bezel and gold-tone hands remain in excellent, clean condition with crisp dial lettering. The 18K gold electroplated case and case back show light hairline scratches and minor gold-tone wear consistent with careful vintage use. Currently mounted on a clean replacement black leather strap, while preserving the original signed RW buckle and strap. Specs: Brand / Reference: RAYMOND WEIL Genève / Othello Ref. 124 Movement: Swiss Quartz Case Size: Approx. 30.9 mm (Vertical) × 30.9 mm (Horizontal, excluding crown) Wrist Size: Up to approx. 16.5 cm (6.50 inches) Case Material: 18K Gold Electroplated Stainless Steel Strap Material: Black Leather Maintenance: Cleaned, sanitized, and fitted with a brand-new battery prior to listing. Accessories: Raymond Weil presentation box, original signed leather strap, and original signed gold-tone buckle. Internal Ref:26-1214 Shipping & Guarantee: Shipped directly from Japan via DHL Express with full end-to-end tracking and secure, shock-resistant packaging. We guarantee completely safe delivery; in the rare event of transit damage or loss, we provide a 100% full refund for your total peace of mind. Customs and Taxes: This item will be shipped from Japan. Please be aware that your country of residence may impose customs duties and import taxes. These additional charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Customs policies vary widely from country to country, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information.