Raymond Weil Freelancer Piper Watch
I have noticed a trend: luxury watch brands are pairing off with other brands to create new versions of their existing watches. Now, this is by no means a new trend, but it is one that seems to have had an appreciable uptick as of late. Unsurprisingly, these collaborations focus in on other accouterments of a luxury lifestyle. When it comes to status symbols, owning your own plane certainly is up there, and for those who feel drawn to the products from Piper Aircraft, the new Raymond Weil Freelancer Piper will mean?an interesting continuation of?that trend.Surprisingly enough for a collaboration like this, I see no mention of Piper Aircraft on the watch at all (we confirmed with the brand that the Piper logo only shows up on the box). This makes for an odd collaboration, but it also makes it a bit more flexible for those who are not flying Pipers: it's simply a pilot watch from Raymond Weil.Specific branding aside, the Raymond Weil Freelancer Piper definitely has a full swath of airpla

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disappointed whit a new speedy pro...
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