Richard Mille RM001 true tourbillon upgrade version, the upgrades are as follows: 1. Re-copy the original data, the deck structure is closer to the original, the similarity is more than 95%; 2. This is the first official Richard Mille watch and the first RM true flywheel work in the re-engraving world. You can buy it for only 100,000 EUR. 以自己名字命名品牌的创办人Richard Mille曾经说过：「我的目标是要制作出手表业界的『一级方程式』。」直至2005年年底，已面世的九款Richard Mille腕表，从设计理念、制表物料到表内每部分的外型及性能，均与一级方程式赛车的精密设计有着非常密切的关系。 Khi Richard Mille đem chiếc đồng hồ tới trưng bày tại hội chợ đồng hồ Baselworld, trước các đối tác tiềm năng và các phóng viên, ông đã không ngần ngại tháo chiếc RM 001 từ cổ tay và ném xuống sàn để minh chứng cho sức bền độc đáo của bộ máy tourbillon vốn mong manh. Marika Richard Mille BandWidth Manodidina ny 16mm Series RM055 Modely RM055 Gender Lehilahy Dial Color Transparent Dial Movement Automatic Function: Ora, Minute, Second. Ny famantaranandro dia fitaovana tena manan-danja eo amin'ny fiainan'ny tsirairay, miaraka amin'ny tanana faharoa, tanana minitra ary ora iray amin'ny fotoana mitovy. Clasp: Fametrahana. Ny famantaranandronay dia mampiasa tady Case and Dial. The Richard Mille RM001 Tourbillon came in an 18kt white gold tonneau case, a shape that would be forever associated with the brand. It measures 38mm wide and has a lug-to-lug length of 45mm, with lugs hooked onto a black alligator strap. The body of the watch is built from three distinct elements. RM 055 Bubba Watson Specification: Brand : RICHARD MILLE Case : carbon bezel Size : 49.9 x 42.7mm Movement : Hand-wound caliber RMUL2 Power Reserve: Approximately 24 hours Add to cart BUY Bí ẩn, quyến rũ và đầy mê hoặc, bốn mẫu đồng hồ mới của Richard Mille không chỉ góp phần làm phong phú thêm bộ sưu tập RM 07-01 của phái đẹp, mà còn là minh chứng cho trình độ chuyên môn của hãng trong việc làm chủ vật liệu: Carbon TPT. Richard Mille presented his first watch, the RM 001 Tourbillon, in 2001. Both this model and its successor, the RM 002, use high-tech materials and feature titanium baseplates. 2003 - a column-wheel chronograph with a split-seconds hand and pincer-like titanium split-seconds arms - and the RM 025, Richard Mille's first diving Cách Vay Tiền Trên Momo. What makes Richard Mille watches special?Richard Mille stands for innovation and expertise. Whenever the brand embarks on the development of a new creation, decisions are always made based on what is considered the technically best option. For Richard Mille, creating a holistic relationship that unites the interior and exterior of each watch, is at the essence of the philosophy of wears Richard Mille watches?Richard Mille watches aren't for everyone. The company regularly partners with athletes from different disciplines and makes an effort to support individuals that represent their values. If you are looking for a wearable piece of luxury innovation and technical finesse, Richard Mille is the brand for & ExclusivityEach Richard Mille is exclusive and rarely seen. In addition to its permanent collections, the brand also offers limited editions and masterpieces, adding to the exclusive character of the brand. Watch Richard Mille RM 88 Smiley Tourbillon White Ceramic Watch Richard Mille RM UP-01 Ferrari Ultraflat Titanium Don't miss any great listings on ...and get notified of new listings within 24h! It’s one thing that Richard Mille watches represent never-before-achieved levels of shock-resistance and ergonomic comfort. And another that they would go on to thrice break the world record for the lightest mechanical watch ever made. But all that technical credibility would mean nothing if you did not fall in love the first time you set eyes on them. The first time I witnessed the Richard Mille RM 001 in the flesh was like Ursula Andress rising out of the sea like Botticelli’s Venus, accompanied by the Kärntnertortheater Orchestra’s 1824 performance of Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy”. I was stunned and shaken to my very core. I had never seen a watch that was such a powerful expression of total originality. It was simply breathtaking to behold. The timepiece’s hyper-modern tonneau shape is achingly beautiful and as erotically charged as the body of Ferrari’s 250 GTO. It is the perfect juxtaposition of lush concupiscent curving lines with sharp masculine super-aggressive angles. Says Mille, “I arrived at the shape one night when I couldn’t sleep. I was trying to create a form that would sit perfectly on the human wrist, and that had a certain organic sensuality but also expressed my obsession with performance and technicality. I went to a hotel bathroom, unwrapped a bar of soap and began carving it with a knife. I carried this piece of soap with me back home. Eventually it broke and I created a cardboard prototype. That was the genesis.” As the idea for a total new type of timepiece coalesced in Mille’s imagination, so too did his philosophy for how it would be built. He explains, “I wanted to create my first watch in the same way that an F1 team design their car. That is, to have the team creating the chassis, the team creating the engine, the team in charge of the body and aerodynamics and the driver all participating in the process. All with the understanding that the objectives had to be ultimate comfort, shock-resistance, durability, accuracy, and light weight.” To achieve ergonomic comfort, an all-new tripartite watch case that followed the contour of the human wrist was created in collaboration with Donzé-Baume. Says a representative of the famed Vallée de Joux case-maker, “When we first received the plans, we thought Richard was crazy. There has never been a more complex case ever. The radius at every single point is different. It was simply crazy. But after we finished the first cases, they became our proudest accomplishment.” Just the proprietary grade 5 titanium splined screws fastening the bezel, caseband and backcase together needed hundreds of finishing and testing operations before it was completed. But inside the watch was another revolution — it was the first timepiece that laid its engine completely bare. Says Giulio Papi, co-founder of Renaud et Papi, the high-complication mecca that worked on Mille’s first movement “Richard wanted a watch that you [could] look into [and] see all the parts of the engine and how they functioned. And so we created a watch with a sapphire dial through which you could see every single component. Which meant every part had to be finished to perfection. Because Richard wanted the movement as light and as shock-resistant as possible, we created the very first watch baseplate from titanium, which we PVD-coated to give a stronger contrast to the other parts.” Mille laughs in retrospect, “These titanium baseplates were incredible-looking and performed fantastically, but they were a nightmare for the watchmakers. One touch with a screwdriver and they had to disassemble the movement, throw away the baseplate and start again. At some point we had a rejection rate of 70 percent.” To achieve the signature splines and sandblasted effect inspired by cast engine blocks that Mille had insisted on, Papi and his team had to use two of watchmaking’s most revered decorative techniques. Says Papi, “We used hand-frosting for the sandblasted effect and black-polishing, an art form usually reserved for polishing tourbillon bridges, for the splines.” Regarding the optimization of shock-resistance, it was the tourbillon bridge that became the focus of Mille’s attention. He explains, “I wanted to redesign the tourbillon bridge to resemble the suspension arm of an F1 car in both look and function. We arrived at this two-sided skeletonized bridge that was very rigid horizontally but [that] allowed some vertical deflection when it experienced shock.” Finally, because Richard is a racing driver and understands the importance of precise information when it comes to performance, he decided to feature both a power-reserve indicator and a torque indicator to give you a reading for the quality of the power in the mainspring. Says Mille, “One of the greatest reasons for the diminishment in accuracy in any watch and in particular the tourbillon is the reduction of torque in the mainspring as it unwinds. With this indicator, you know precisely the quality of torque at all times.” Of course, the question that comes to mind is just how shock-resistant can a tourbillon possibly be despite all these many innovations.” At my first meeting with Mille, his response would shock, awe, perplex and seduce me. Mille casually took off his watch — the world’s most expensive production tourbillon — then flung it across the room. I watched it bounce off the floor with what I could only imagine to be an expression of abject horror. You have to understand that until Richard Mille, tourbillons were considered so delicate that Patek Philippe didn’t even want them exposed to sunlight and they were handled with the most delicate of kid gloves. But Mille calmly retrieved the watch and passed it to me. I could only marvel at the fact that not only was the watch’s case seemingly unmarred, but also, the golden balance wheel within the tourbillon, the very heart of the watch, continued to beat strongly unabated and with perfect consistency. Proof positive that Mille’s message and mission resonated with irrefutably truth. Richard Mille Exclusive High-Tech Watches Richard Mille watches are technical masterpieces. Thanks to state-of-the-art materials, they are nearly indestructible. Their exclusive, futuristic designs make them the perfect choice for any watch lover looking for something outside the box. Haute Horlogerie for the 21st Century The luxury watch manufacturer Richard Mille has been a constant source of innovation in the watch industry since its foundation in 2001. This Swiss company has made it their mission to bring haute horlogerie into the 21st century. Part of that means using state-of-the-art materials from the racing and aerospace industries. Richard Mille is also blazing trails when it comes to movement technology. For example, they utilize unusual materials like grade 5 titanium, graphene, aluminum-lithium alloys, and carbon. Richard Mille's master watchmakers develop a new movement for every model, beginning with the base plate and finishing with a new type of shock protection. All the while, they remain focused on functionality. Searching for unnecessary frills on a Richard Mille movement will be in vain. The very first model, the RM 001 Tourbillon, set the bar very high. This two-hand watch with a separate power reserve and torque indicator is extraordinarily shock-resistant for a tourbillon watch. What's more, its barrel-shaped case and heavily skeletonized dial look very futuristic and have set the standard for the designs we see today. As of 2021, Richard Mille maintains relationships with the Ferrari and McLaren Formula 1 racing teams. For example, Mick Schumacher Ferrari wears an RM 003, while McLaren's Lando Norris sports an RM 11-03 Automatic Flyback Chronograph. Elsewhere in the sports world, tennis legend Rafael Nadal has made headlines by wearing his Richard Mille watches during matches. Whether it's the extreme conditions on the F1 race track or the force of Nadal's backhand, timepieces from Richard Mille are more than up to the task. Richard Mille also supports the arts by teaming up with extraordinary musicians, composers, and actors. For example, in 2019, the company partnered with Pharrell Williams to create the limited-edition RM 52-05. Only 30 copies exist of this timepiece, which celebrates Williams' fascination with the cosmos. At its release, this watch had an official list price of 969,000 USD. Fans of bright colors will enjoy the watches in the Bonbon collection. Each of the ten models feels like walking into a candy store. You'll find watches with swirling licorice, lollipops, marshmallows, and more! Prices at a Glance Richard Mille Watches Model Price approx. Case material RM 033 80,500 USD Rose gold RM 005 122,000 USD Titanium RM 16-01 Bonbon 215,000 USD Quartz TPT/carbon TPT RM 011 Felipe Massa 244,000 USD Rose gold RM 67-02 Automatic Wayde van Niekerk 287,000 USD Quartz TPT/carbon TPT RM 055 Bubba Watson 390,000 USD Ceramic RM 11-03 405,000 USD Rose gold RM 27-03 Rafael Nadal 774,000 USD Quartz TPT/carbon TPT RM 052 Skull million USD Titanium How much do Richard Mille watches cost? Prices for Richard Mille watches largely depend on the materials used and the movement's functions. One entry-level model is the rose gold RM 033. This timepiece is extremely flat and, unlike the vast majority of the brand's catalog, is round. You can call this time-only watch your own for about 80,500 USD. Versions made from unusual materials like quartz TPT and carbon TPT demand significantly more. The time-only RM 67-02 Automatic Wayde van Niekerk uses both materials and costs around 287,000 USD. Expect to pay significantly more for a timepiece that combines exclusive materials with extraordinary complications. For example, the RM 052 Skull houses a tourbillon in its rose gold case. Its baseplate and bridges are titanium and shaped like a human skull. You can call this unique Richard Mille creation your own for roughly million USD. The RM 65-01 With a Split-Seconds Chronograph One of the latest additions to the Richard Mille catalog is the RM 65-01 Automatic Split-Seconds Chronograph. This watch's case measures 50 x mm and is made of carbon TPT – a favorite material of Richard Mille. Its power comes from the skeletonized automatic caliber RMAC4 with a split-seconds chronograph for timing intervals. One of this watch's most unique features is its rapid winding mechanism, which enables the wearer to wind the movement with a few quick pushes of a button on the case's left side if they haven't worn their watch in a while. ​ The crown is equally inventive and practical. It comes with an integrated pusher, which you can use to switch between and set the winding, date, and time functions without ever having to pull the crown out. Rolex offers the RM 65-01 in carbon TPT or a combination of gold and carbon TPT. While this watch officially retails for 310,000 USD, it demands much higher prices on Chrono24. About the RM 002 and RM 003 After the success of the RM 001 prototype, of which the manufacturer only ever produced 17 copies, Richard Mille released their first watch to enter series production later in 2001 the RM 002. Its distinctive barrel-shaped case measures 45 x mm and is available in rose or white gold. The domed sapphire crystal functions as a dial while also offering an unimpeded view of the skeletonized movement below. The manual in-house caliber features a power reserve indicator at 1030 and a torque indicator between 1 and 2 o'clock. A tourbillon spins at 6 o'clock to the left of a function selector. This display lets you know what mode the crown is in "W" stands for winding, "H" represents hands meaning you can set the time, and "N" for neutral indicates that the watch is ticking normally. You can switch between modes using a button integrated into the crown itself. There are two versions of the RM 002 available V1 and V2. The only difference between these models is the material used for the base plate. The RM 002-V1 has a plate made of grade 5 titanium, while that of the RM 002-V2 is carbon. Depending on their condition, these watches cost between 365,000 and 490,000 USD. The RM 003 is a great option for frequent fliers. It builds on the functionality of the RM 002 by adding a second time zone. This is achieved via a sapphire crystal disc with printed black numerals. The numbers scroll over a small white insert at 3 o'clock, thus showing the time in another part of the world. You can reset this display using a button on the left side of the case at 9 o'clock. As of spring 2021, this reference was selling for about 975,000 USD. RM 004 and RM 005 Split-Seconds Chronograph and Time-Only While the RM 004 lacks a tourbillon, it more than makes up for it with a high-precision split-seconds chronograph. This chronograph is operated using three push-pieces at 4, 8, and 10 o'clock. Two central chronograph seconds hands and a 30-minute counter at 9 o'clock keep track of the elapsed time. A small seconds dial at 6 o'clock rounds off the timepiece's displays. Prices for a mint-condition model sit around 268,000 USD. Richard Mille reached another milestone in 2004 with the RM 005. This three-hand watch has the standard set of hands and a date display at 7 o'clock. However, it will go down in history as Richard Mille's first automatic timepiece. What's more, it features the brand's proprietary variable geometry rotor that can be adapted to the wearer's lifestyle, thus winding more efficiently. This watch comes in your choice of rose gold or titanium and requires a relatively modest investment of roughly 122,000 USD. Richard Mille RM 005 Richard Mille RM 005 FM Richard Mille RM 005 Richard Mille RM 005 FM The RM 011 For Felipe Massa and Roberto Mancini Former Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa was one of Richard Mille's first brand ambassadors. The fruitful partnership has resulted in numerous special editions bearing the Brazilian racer's name. One example is 2007's RM 011 Felipe Massa. This flyback chronograph also boasts an annual calendar with displays for the date and month at 12 o'clock and 430, respectively. Its automatic caliber is built atop a titanium baseplate and features Richard Mille's variable geometry rotor. You can view this movement and its rotor at work through the sapphire crystal case back. The barrel-shaped case comes in ceramic, silicon nitride, or high-tech carbon or quartz TPT. Cases made of carbon or quartz TPT are formed by stacking layer upon layer of wafer-thin material and then heating it to 248°F 120°C so that it melts together into a single unit. The result is both extremely strong and remarkably light. The crown resembles the rims found on F1 race cars. Prices depend on the case material and fall between 158,000 and 244,000 USD. The RM 011 went on to form the foundation of an entire series of sporty chronographs, including the RM 11-02 with a GMT function and the RM 11-01 Roberto Mancini. The latter was created for the current manager of the Italian national soccer team and can be used to keep track of the length of a full soccer match, including injury time. Be sure to have anywhere from 122,000 to 244,000 USD on hand to purchase one of these timepieces. In late 2019, Richard Mille introduced the RM 11-04Automatic Flyback Chronograph Roberto Mancini. While it uses the same materials as the previous Mancini model, it combines the colors of the Italian flag with the shade of blue worn by the country's national team, also known as the "Azzurri." The manufacturer equips this model with the automatic in-house caliber RMAC3, which has a flyback chronograph, an annual calendar, and an oversized date. This model sells for well over 600,000 USD on Chrono24. Richard Mille RM 011 FM Richard Mille RM 011 FM Robust Rafael Nadal RM 035, RM 27-03, and RM 27-04 Rafael Nadal rarely steps onto the tennis court without a Richard Mille timepiece on his wrist. For over a decade, the Swiss manufacturer has been working closely with the tennis star to produce extraordinary watches, including the RM 035 and RM 27-03. The former is a three-hand watch and has a case made of an extremely robust alumagnesium aluminum-magnesium-copper alloy that's melted into a kind of ceramic in a plasma oven. Well-maintained timepieces generally cost around 244,000 USD. The two-hand RM 27-03 stands out thanks to its bright red and yellow case. The color scheme is a nod to the flag of Nadal's home country, Spain. The bezel and case back are made of quartz TPT, while the main case body is made of carbon TPT. The final watch is very light and robust. However, the true highlight of the RM 27-03 is its movement. It features a tourbillon, 70-hour power reserve, and can survive up to 10,000 g's of force unscathed. Of course, all of this technological mastery comes at a price, namely 774,000 USD. ​ Nadal's most recent watch of choice is the RM 27-04, which debuted in September 2020. This x timepiece is truly extraordinary. The manufacturer crafts the case from a brand new material called "TitaCarb." This robust polyamide features up to carbon fiber and has a tensile strength of 370 MPa. It also has a high resistance to heat and humidity – both important for life on the tennis court. However, perhaps the most remarkable thing about this watch is its cable-suspension mechanism that crisscrosses the dial like the strings of a tennis racket – an effect enhanced by the use of sapphire crystal on the front and back. The cable itself is only thick and supports the entire caliber, including its tourbillon and free-sprung balance, via five gold PVD-coated titanium hooks. This watch also improves upon its predecessor's acceleration resistance and can withstand up to 12,000 g's. Unsurprisingly, this model is the most expensive Nadal watch to date, with an official price of million USD. Richard Mille RM 035 Richard Mille RM 035 RM 52-05 Tourbillon Pharrell Williams The Richard Mille RM 52-05 Tourbillon Pharrell Williams is another unique timepiece for anyone with over 1 million USD to spare. While Williams is perhaps best known as a singer, producer, and fashion designer, this watch looks to the cosmos for its inspiration. Its dial and case are a colorful mix of premium materials. For example, the case is made of highly robust brown Cermet, which is as light as titanium and as scratch resistant as ceramic with a hardness of 1,200 vickers. That makes Cermet about six times harder than diamond. The dial depicts a Martian landscape reflecting off an astronaut's helmet. The helmet itself is titanium, while the alien planet is comprised of layers of enamel. Richard Mille uses diamonds and titanium for the dial's other elements. The manual caliber RM 52-05 is the model's beating heart. This movement features a tourbillon and 42-hour power reserve. While this limited-edition watch may be lightweight, its price is anything but. If you hope to get your hands on one of the 30 existing copies, be prepared to spend roughly million USD. Round and Rectangular Richard Mille Watches Richard Mille also crafts round and rectangular timepieces. The same amount of technical finesse and care goes into choosing the right materials and finishes for these models as is put into the classic, barrel-shaped watches. One example of a round Richard Mille is the RM 025. With 300 m 30 bar, 984 ft of water resistance and a unidirectional bezel, this timepiece is a diving watch through and through. Furthermore, it boasts a chronograph function and tourbillon at 6 o'clock that also serves as the small seconds dial. The movement comes with a function selector at 4, a 30-minute counter at 9, and a torque indicator between 10 and 2 o'clock. The near-50-mm case and bridges are made of grade 5 titanium, while the baseplate is comprised of carbon fibers. Plan to spend around 329,000 USD on this watch in very good condition. In early 2020, Richard Mille introduced another round model, the RM 33-02. While its case is rose gold, the manufacturer crafts its bezel and case back out of carbon TPT. Its automatic caliber, the RMXP1, is exceptionally flat at only mm thick. This skeletonized movement comes with a titanium micro-rotor. The manufacturer has limited this watch to a run of 140 pieces and pairs it with a black rubber strap. The RM 33-02 sells for around 183,000 USD on Chrono24. The RM 016 With a Rectangular Case At the other end of the spectrum, you'll find the rectangular RM 016. This model uses the especially flat automatic caliber RMAS7. It accurately displays the hour and minutes and has a date window at 7 o'clock. The case is available in your choice of titanium, rose gold, or white gold. Some versions even feature diamonds. Prices vary by edition and range from 54,500 to 95,500 USD. Another version of this timepiece, the RM 16-01, is available in the colorful Bonbon collection. This collection gets its name from its sugary hues and dials dotted with lollipops, licorice, and other sweet treats. These watches are strictly limited in number and cost roughly 213,000 USD new. Richard Mille RM 016 Iced Out Richard Mille RM 016 Diamonds Richard Mille RM 016 Iced Out Richard Mille RM 016 Diamonds The History of Richard Mille In 1999, Frenchman Richard Mille and Swiss-native Dominique Guenat founded their company, Horométrie SA. Both men already had extensive experience in the watch industry Mille as the head of Matra's watch department and director of the watch and jewelry company Maubossin; Guetnat as CEO of his family company, Guenat SA Montres Valgine. Both were united by a dream of producing luxury goods for the 21st century. They took inspiration from different fields, especially racing and aerospace, with a special focus on new materials and production methods. After three years of development, Richard Mille presented their first watch, the RM 001, at Baselworld 2001. This timepiece inducted the brand into the haute horlogerie scene almost overnight. Today, these watches are among the most exclusive the industry has to offer. Technicity, performance, extreme resistance have been Richard Mille’s maxims since he started out on this adventure. The RM 001 presented behind the scenes of Baselworld 2001 by the creator, throwing the watch without remorse onto the ground to prove to his future retailers and partners that this tourbillon caliber was unique, a legendary and immediate success, all these stories are part of the RM 001. However, this piece is much more than the first successful model of a brand, it is the one which allowed Richard Mille to put his foot in the first rung of the ladder and onto a permanent development process serving a brand that definitely doesn’t do things like the RM 001 is the pre-series of what would become the RM 002, then RM 003 etc. It served as the full-scale laboratory for Richard Mille and Renaud & Papi and the technical solutions chosen by their design office. It laid the foundations for what would become the brand and also imposed lines instantly recognised by thousands today. He broke away from all that was technically done at the time, the architecture of the tourbillon movement was designed for optimal maintenance and extreme shock resistance. Case and movement were conceived simultaneously without any casing ring mounting. This design was quite unique at this time. A time when the tourbillon regulator was also considered as a fragile organ, impossible to wear out of special occasions. This movement, a real unique prototype, was first assembled around a German silver baseplate for cost and development reasons. Rare at that time, a black PVD treatment was applied to it. This engine coating reduces the need of lubrication and provides a much harder protection, highlighting the care taken in the construction and finishing. Rhodium-plating gives a similar result, however the use of PVD was totally innovative in watchmaking. Eleven watches equipped with a German silver baseplate would be produced before the first successful production of a titanium baseplate which earned the brand its reputation of being the leader in the use of innovative materials. Titanium baseplates, a truly technical achievement, would now be a Mille standard and would be assembled on the last 6 pre-series watches. New We guarantee that the watches we found are preowned and have never been in use. All the watches comes with guarantee and original boxes.. Ask for price Especially for you we will find the best price for this watch model. Please, leave your contact and our manager will call you back. Contact us Delivery Payment Delivery Time of delivery 3-4 weeks Fully insured Payment You can pay and pick up your order in DubaiGoods exchange is possible with additional charge to any side Properties Reviews Ref. RM 001 Tourbillon Gender Men’s Brand Richard Mille Collection Men's Collection Case material Titanium Case size 45 x 38 mm Case shape Tonneau Glass Sapphire Movement Manual winding Functions Minutes / Watch / Power reserve indicator Strap Rubber Features Tourbillon / Antimagnetic / Anti-shock system Be the first, write a review!

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