Description

A masterpiece of contemporary haute horlogerie is presented in the Richard Mille RM67-01 in white gold. The signature tonneau-shaped case is crafted from 18K white gold, by which both luxury and durability are ensured. The distinctive architecture of the case is characterized by its ergonomic design, through which exceptional comfort on the wrist is achieved despite its commanding presence.

The skeletonized dial is constructed with meticulous attention to detail, by which the intricate movement is revealed. Grade 5 titanium bridges are incorporated into the design, upon which the hour markers are mounted. These markers are filled with luminescent material, by which legibility is maintained in various lighting conditions.

The timepiece is powered by the CRMA6 caliber, an extra-flat automatic movement that is developed in-house. A thickness of merely 3.6mm is achieved, by which the overall profile of the watch is kept remarkably slim. The baseplate and bridges are crafted from grade 5 titanium, by which exceptional rigidity and precise geometric tolerances are maintained.

A variable-geometry rotor in platinum is employed, through which winding efficiency is optimized regardless of the wearer’s activity level. A power reserve of approximately 50 hours is provided. The movement is finished to the highest standards of haute horlogerie, with hand-polished bevels, microblasted surfaces, and circular-grained recesses.

Richard Mille – Bio

Richard Mille (born 13 February 1951, in France) started work at Finhor, a local watchmaking company in 1974. The company was bought by Matra in 1981 and Richard Mille rose to manage Matra’s watchmaking business, which then included the brands Yema and Cupillard Rième. Matra’s watchmaking activities were sold to Seiko, who Mille left in 1992 to start a watchmaking business for jewellery firm Mauboussin. In 1999 he founded the company Richard Mille SA in collaboration with Audemars Piguet. Its first product, the RM001 went on sale in 2001.