New Release
AnthonyTsai's 2013 announcement introduces a vibrant limited edition from Richard Mille, highlighting the brand's regional strategy for EMEA markets. This post provides key details on the RM 028 Orange Flash, a model that combines robust technical specifications with a distinctive aesthetic, reflecting Richard Mille's commitment to both performance and bold design.
New Collection of EMEA Limited Editions Automatics
Richard Mille Europe is pleased to announce a new collection of Limited Editions available from 2013 at Richard Mille Boutiques and official retailers in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States).
RICHARD MILLE AUTOMATIC CALIBER RM 028 ORANGE FLASH
The RM 028 Orange comes in a titanium DLC-treated case, black rubber strap and titanium DLC buckle. Orange details adorn the bezel, the dial and the rehaut.
The timepiece boasts the same automatic-winding skeleton movement of the original model, an integrated variable geometry rotor and a water resistance of 300m.
Limited edition of 10 pieces available from February 2013.
RM 028 Automatic Caliber
- Mechanical automatic movement
- Dimensions: 47.00 mm x 14.60 mm
- Rotor with variable geometry
- Power reserve: 55 hours
- Water resistant to 300 meters
- Barrel arbor – in AP 20 steel
- Balance: GLUCYDUR, 4 arms, inertia moment 4.8 mg cm2, angle of lift 53ΒΊ
- Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
- Stem with three positions: manual winding, time setting, date adjustment
- Limited edition of 10 pieces
The RM028 represents Richard Mille's dive watch offering within the brand's numbered series lineup. This reference served as the manufacturer's primary diving-focused timepiece during its production period from 2009 to 2018, distinguished by its skeletonized dial treatment and technical diving specifications.
The 40mm titanium case houses the automatic RMAC2 caliber, providing 55 hours of power reserve. Technical features include a rotating unidirectional bezel, sapphire crystal, and 300-meter water resistance suitable for recreational diving. The skeletonized dial reveals the movement architecture beneath, while a rubber strap completes the sports-oriented configuration.
This reference appeals to collectors seeking Richard Mille's interpretation of the dive watch category, combining the brand's characteristic skeletonized aesthetic with functional diving capabilities. The titanium construction and moderate 40mm case size position the RM028 as an accessible entry point within the Richard Mille catalog, offering technical diving features alongside the brand's distinctive visual approach to dial design.
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