Richard Mille RM69 Erotic Tourbillon Oracle
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Richard Mille RM69 Erotic Tourbillon Oracle

By Mark in Paris · Aug 24, 2015 · 20 replies
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Mark in Paris introduces the Richard Mille RM69 "Erotic Tourbillon," a limited-edition timepiece that blends playful sensuality with serious haute horlogerie. His post delves into the watch's unique "Oracle" complication, developed with Renaud & Papi, which generates random evocative phrases, showcasing Richard Mille's ability to innovate with a sense of humor.

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Richard Mille has just unveiled a new unusual reference: the RM69 Erotic Tourbillon.


First, you think that the "69" (and not "069" as RM's references use to be writen) is a coincidence, but it is not!

The new RM 69 is a 30 pieces limited edition (50x42.7x16mm), available in Richard Mille boutiques only and is the most "sensual" in the spirit.

From Richard Mille, this is a watch all about love and erotism. I guess the end of summer is the right time to remember your "hot holidays" nights!






Behind this appealing theme, there is, as often with Richard Mille, a very complex mechanism showing that the brand can have fun but will always do so while remaining very professional and impressive when dealing with complications.

The unusual complication of this model is called the Oracle: it was made with Renaud & Papi and is reminiscent of a Tibetan prayer wheel allowing random statements to be displayed thanks to the rotation of three rollers, forming here a subject-verb-complement "evocative" sentence.





As often, the baseplate and bridges are in Titanium.





Technically, near the tourbillon at 6 o'clock, you can see the power reserve gauge powered by a planetary differential.

The tourbillon by the way and the hour display had to be put quite low in the dial to keep the rollers visible. The spring barrel is, in that matter, placed just behind the tourbillon (yes, I told you it was "naugthy"), on the same axle. It is called Duoplan and allows to integrating bigger complications as it leaves more room in the case.






To ease the reading, a button at 8 o'clock retracts the hands for a while. You'll notice a new pusher design as well.







Of course, due to its lightness and shocks resistance, the watch can be worn when doing "the thing" with your partner. You know that Richard Mille likes when clients are able to wear their watches during "sports".

Happy owners: as it is 50 meters water resistant, you can even "experience" it into the sea or a pool.

The movement is a 69 hours power reserve by the way (yes, the pleasure is into the details...)

If you feel a little "turned on" after discovering the watch in this post, I think it is deliberate from Richard Mille (I'm talking about the horological content of course).

I imagine that, as usual, RM's team will be interested in having owners feedback in order to improve performance (of the watch, not the wearer).


A little fun when doing very serious work is always nice, don't you think?


The RM69, A Sex Machine On The Wrist.


Cheers, Mark




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EdwardL
Aug 24, 2015
Definitely a "Turn On" machine......

Thanks for you FUN post Mark Best Ed

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Mark in Paris
Aug 26, 2015
You're welcome Ed, glad you liked it! [nt]

CG
CGJ0
Aug 25, 2015
Can't make up my mind about this! [nt]

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Mark in Paris
Aug 27, 2015
Well, this is may be because it combines two things

A real complication interest with a less serious "theme". I just decided to enjoy the work! Cheers, Mark

CG
CGJ0
Aug 28, 2015
That's exactly it....

As much as I detest Romain Jerome I can see that the works are playful, as are MB&F but in a different way... This just feels a bit obvious to me. The mechanical brilliance of the rest of the watch over-shadowed by what is outwardly something so simple and crude - although I appreciate some of the mechanical challenges behind facilitating. Chris

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Bill
Aug 26, 2015
I like it. A great way to break the ice and start a conversation.

Far more classy than the BunnySutra. Love it. Bill

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