Description

The present reference is the Richard Mille RM67-02 Alexander Zverev Edition, designed in collaboration with the German tennis player. An extreme sports model, this is the lightest automatic watch produced by Richard Mille, weighing a mere 32 grams including the strap.
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The case measures 38.7mm x 47.52mm and is 7.8mm thick and is made of a combination of Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT, a material that is both incredibly strong and lightweight. On the inside is the Richard Mille in-house Calibre CRMA7 automatic movement, offering a 50-hr power reserve. The baseplate and the bridges are made in Grade 5 titanium and a pierced Carbon TPT rotor, all incorporated together to maintain the lightweight charcteristic of this timepiece.

As extreme and technical it all may seem, and as with all Richard Mille timepieces, the movement is finished beautifully to the highest standards with beveled edges and hand-polished screw heads. The crown has a yellow rubber grip to facilitate the setting of the time and the winding.
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Fitted with a seamless, non-slip red strap, this watch offers both high elasticity and maximum comfort, ensuring a secure grip with every wear. The bold strap adds a sleek, sporty aesthetic—perfect for those with an athletic style.

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