American Accent:
British Accent:
Phonetic Spelling:
UK: /reɪ.oʊ/ (RAY-oh)
US: /reɪ.oʊ/ (RAY-oh)
Meaning:
Rehaut is a term often used in watchmaking to refer to the inner bezel or flange on the inside of a watch case. It’s typically a raised ring between the dial and the crystal, which can display branding, serial numbers, or minute markers.
Examples:
- “The brand name was engraved on the watch’s rehaut for a subtle, elegant touch.”
- “Rehaut customization has become a popular trend in high-end watchmaking.”
Synonyms:
- Inner bezel
- Watch flange
- Dial flange
Antonyms:
There are no direct antonyms for the term rehaut, but opposite concepts in watch design might include:
- Watch case
- Crystal face
Etymology:
The term Rehaut comes from French, meaning “raised” or “elevated,” reflecting its purpose as a raised bezel or ring in watch design.
Common Mispronunciations:
Incorrect: “REE-hawt” or “reh-HOOT”
Correct: “RAY-oh”
Usage Tips:
- Rehaut is commonly used in discussions about luxury watches or custom timepieces.
- It can be a selling point for high-end watches if the rehaut is engraved with unique details.
Word Family:
- Haut (French for “high” or “elevated”)
- Rehausser (French verb meaning “to raise or elevate”)