Richard Mille Watches and Wonders 2015 Novelties
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Richard Mille Watches and Wonders 2015 Novelties

By jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) · Sep 30, 2015 · 15 replies
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Jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) shares his captivating first impressions and photographs from the Richard Mille booth at Watches and Wonders 2015. Despite battling a cold, his enthusiasm for the brand's innovative and visually stunning timepieces shines through, offering readers a glimpse into the novelties that caught his eye.

I didn't have much time to learn about the novelties (and I am fighting a bad cold here). But even as I walked in the RM booth, I was immediately captivated by the many interesting and visually stunning timepieces from RM! I must admit I am not someone who is drawn to non classical designs but these pieces here are really innovative and cool! Some pics to share here. Unfortunately I didn't get to see the new RM 56-02 Sapphire during my visit to the booth.

Cheers
Robin





Tourbillon Fleur


I had to wait patently for the flower to open smile



Wow!!! Tourbillon Rafeal Nadal!



Ran 50-01 Chronograph Tourbillon G-Sensor Lotus F1 team Romain Gros-Jean


RM022 Tourbillon Aerodyne Dual Time Zone Asia Edition



RM 57-01 Tourbillon Phoenix and Dragon Jackie Chan.



RM 36-01 Tourbillon competition G-Sensor Sebastien Loeb

About the Richard Mille Ref. RM022

The Richard Mille RM 022 'Aerodyne' Dual Time Zone Tourbillon is a notable reference within the brand's highly technical collection, distinguished by its focus on advanced materials and complex mechanics. This specific Carbon edition represents a further evolution, integrating cutting-edge composites to enhance durability and reduce weight, aligning with Richard Mille's philosophy of creating 'racing machines for the wrist.'

The RM 022 Carbon features a manual winding tourbillon movement, Calibre RM022, which includes a dual time zone display on a transparent sapphire disc, a power reserve indicator, a torque indicator, and a function selector. The case, measuring 50 mm x 40 mm x 16.15 mm, is constructed from carbon nanotubes injected into a black polymer, offering exceptional impact resistance and lightness. The baseplate is crafted from orthorhombic titanium aluminide, a material originally developed for aerospace applications.

This limited edition of only 5 pieces underscores its exclusivity and its position as a collector's item for enthusiasts of high-tech watchmaking. Its innovative material science and complex movement architecture make it a significant example of Richard Mille's engineering prowess and commitment to pushing horological boundaries.

Specifications

Caliber
RM022
Case
Carbon nanotubes composite
Diameter
50 mm x 40 mm
Dial
Skeletonized
Crystal
Sapphire

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Mark in Paris
Oct 1, 2015

Thanks a lot for taking the time to share pictures of these rare RMs. Hope you'll be fine soon! (especially with all the mooncakes you got :p) Cheers, Mark

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colton_d
Oct 1, 2015

RM pieces, as with many others, look best under 'real light' and I greatly appreciate you photographing for us to enjoy! Sending you healthy vibes my friend! Colton

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Oct 1, 2015

I hope so too. My cough and cold is making me struggle this trip Thanks for your kind words Cheers Robin

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Oct 1, 2015

It is PuristS like you who keep me going Thank you for your kind wishes my friend Cheers Robin

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psychotic
Oct 1, 2015

It's been a tradition of mine to start at the RM booth each year.

JR
jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Oct 1, 2015

And so sorry we couldn\'t meet today I had to take some medicine and nap in the afternoon before my Lange akadamie else I would faint in the class lol Next time my friend. Hope you enjoyed the exhibition Do share some pics on the Montblanc forum if you took some nice pics Cheers Robin

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