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Mark in Paris shares a captivating photo essay of the Richard Mille RM035, highlighting its understated elegance and surprising comfort. His images and reflections offer a unique perspective on a watch that, despite its high-performance credentials, prioritizes discretion and wearability.
The RM 035 represents Richard Mille's skeletonized manual-winding offering within the RM 035 series. This Rafael Nadal model features a distinctive open-dial architecture that exposes the mechanical components, positioning it as a technical showcase within the brand's contemporary lineup.
The 43mm case is constructed from NTPT Carbon, fitted with a fixed bezel and sapphire crystal. The skeletonized dial reveals the manual-winding RMUL3 caliber, which provides a 55-hour power reserve. Water resistance is rated to 50 meters, and the watch is completed with a rubber strap.
Produced from 2012 to 2018, this reference appeals to collectors seeking Richard Mille's signature technical aesthetic in a manually-wound format. The NTPT Carbon construction and skeletonized architecture position this model for enthusiasts who prioritize material innovation and visual access to the movement mechanics over traditional dial presentations.
the photos and the watch. Thanks for sharing! Oliver
it's always a pleasure to turn around this watch :) Cheers, Mark
... light is perfectly mastered, bravo!
incredibly detailed pictures!! excellent!
...glad you liked them! Cheers, Mark
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