Given the Evidence (1998)

Margaret Barrett and Charles Dennis's Susan Given novel returns to the assistant district attorney, here caught between a parasailing accident and a Fifth Avenue financier's affairs. The financier's watch keeps perfect time for a man who cannot. (Open Library)

Watches

Raymond Weil watch: Mitchell Levenstein, a lawyer-banker behind a Louis Quatorze desk on Fifth Avenue, asks his secretary whether his watch is wrong when she interrupts him before his four o'clock call to his swami on Maui; his Raymond Weil de Geneve reads 3:50 and keeps perfect time. The maker is named; the model is not.

Source text: His Raymond Weil de Geneve wrist watch read 3:50 and it kept perfect time. (Margaret Barrett and Charles Dennis, Given the Evidence, scan cataloged as Pocket Star Books, 1998, p. 85; Internet Archive scan OCR)