Introduction: Presenting an elegant and luxurious vintage Raymond Weil Genève ladies' cocktail wristwatch (Ref. 3746). Finished in high-quality 18K gold electroplate (10M), this sophisticated Swiss jewelry watch features a pristine white dial adorned with sparkling stone hour markers, complemented by an ornate bracelet set with matching stones near the integrated lugs. A quintessential piece of late 1990s to early 2000s (Y2K) Swiss jewelry watchmaking, seamlessly blending classic luxury with refined dress watch styling. Condition Report: Status: [ Working ] (Fully operational and keeping accurate time, fitted with a fresh new battery.) Cosmetic: Overall Rank B (Standard vintage pre-owned condition). The gold-plated case, bezel, and decorative link bracelet show light surface hairlines and minor micro-scratches consistent with gentle vintage wear. The original case back protective sticker remains intact. The dial and crystal are clean and clear, and the jewelry clasp secures firmly. Specs: Case Size: Approx. 23.7 mm (excluding crown) / 22.4 mm (length lug-to-lug) Wrist Size: Max approx. 17.0 cm (6.69 inches) Material: Stainless Steel / 18K Gold Electroplated (10M) Movement: Swiss Quartz Dial Color: White with stone-set hour markers Gender: Women / Ladies Maintenance: Cleaned, sanitized, and fitted with a fresh new battery. Accessories: None (Watch unit only). Internal Ref:26-1365 Shipping & Guarantee: Your item will be carefully packed with premium protective materials and dispatched swiftly from Japan via DHL Express or FedEx with complete end-to-end tracking and signature requirement. We offer a 100% guarantee on all shipments: in the unlikely event of loss or damage during transit, a full refund will be provided promptly to ensure complete 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.