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The year is 1976. The quartz crisis reached its peak with the result that cheaper and more precise quartz movements flooded the market. Entire companies had to close their doors forever. Mechanical movements were widely abandoned at least for the time being.
An entire industry got caught up in turmoil, but one unflinching watchmaker could not be deterred from realizing his dream. So, it was that Raymond Weil who decided in the same year to found his own eponymous watch company.
Weil's son-in-law, Olivier Bernheim, joined the company in 1982 after successfully working in marketing for several global brands. After 20 years at the top of the company, it finally came as it had to: Weil handed over operational management to Bernheim in 1996. It is thanks to him, with his entrepreneurial spirit and strategic vision, that the brand has enjoyed sustained growth throughout the world in the 18 years that he has served as President. Bernheim's creative phase also saw the establishment of an independent R D department. His sons Pierre and Elie Bernheim followed him into the company in 2006.
The latter took over the entrepreneurial legacy in 2014 after his father desisted from keeping his CEO position. Elie Bernheim, just like his father and grandfather, is an enthusiastic musician. Thus, music has been a leitmotif of the corporate philosophy since day one. The result is a multitude of collections that are entirely dedicated to music and pay tribute to the greatest musicians of our time: Collections like Amadeus, based on the world-famous Austrian composer Mozart, or Fidelio, Beethoven's only opera, show this.