Vintage Raymond Weil Tango watches.
The Tango is the line most people meet Raymond Weil through, and the one we handle more of than any other. It was the house's accessible everyday collection: Swiss quartz, slim two-tone and gold-plated cases, and the restrained dial work the brand built its name on, at a fraction of what the Parsifal or Don Giovanni cost new. This collection gathers every Tango we have, across all its references.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Raymond Weil Tango a good watch?
Yes, on its own terms. It is a genuine Swiss quartz watch from an independent Geneva house, built to a standard well above fashion watches at the same price. It was designed as the accessible end of the range rather than a collector's piece, which is exactly why it is good value pre-owned: you get real Swiss watchmaking without paying for scarcity.
What is the difference between the Tango references?
They are mostly case shape and size rather than mechanism. The 5971 is rectangular, the 5360 is the two-tone ladies' watch often with a mother of pearl dial, the 5790 and 5970 are slimmer gold-tone ladies' pieces, and the 5560 is the men's two-tone. All are Swiss quartz, so the choice is about how it wears rather than what is inside.
Is a Raymond Weil Tango solid gold?
Almost never. The Tango is gold electroplated or two-tone steel and gold plate, which is why it sits where it does on price. Solid gold Raymond Weil pieces exist but are rare and sit in other lines. Every listing states the case material plainly.
How much is a used Raymond Weil Tango worth?
Typically £175 to £295 in the UK pre-owned market, depending on the reference, the condition of the plating and whether the bracelet is original. Rectangular 5971 examples and men's 5560s tend to sit at the upper end. Our own Tango stock is priced in that range and each piece is inspected before listing.
