KMII[Montblanc Moderator]
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
And IMHO this is the best looking RM full stop. Thank you also for the review, and for bringing life with it to light.
Definitely one for the far in the future wish list.
Interesting
By: colton_d : October 6th, 2015-05:47
Mark, Very interesting to hear your approach to assessing which RM is best for you, and happy to hear this RM035 has maintained its beauty in your eyes over the years. Your thoughts and photos are very good to read. Believe it or not, my first experience ...
Glad you enjoyed it
By: Mark in Paris : October 7th, 2015-15:09
Yes, you're right: I've seen several videos of his interviews and talk to him a few minutes, he is a true aesthete and very direct man to discuss with. Yes the RM010 is a fantastic RM. I like many aspects of this ref (skeletonized dial, rotor, lightness a...
Straps availability
By: Mark in Paris : October 8th, 2015-15:45
First, thank you P, I'm glad you liked it! About the strap, the only alternative I was informed of, 1 year ago, was the Kevlar strap. It is the kind of strap which was used with the original RM027 at first and, then, adapted to the RM035. I don't think th...
RM brand
By: tom2517 : October 18th, 2015-22:41
To me it\'s a brand that came at a right time and perfect marketing. RM started with making nothing themselves, even the famous case was outsourced, they just do design. Now that they make the case in house, but the movement still outsourced. It is such a...
Good strategy
By: Mark in Paris : October 19th, 2015-14:18
I think this strategy came, from the beginning, from Richard Mille's mind and personal taste concerning cars etc. The watches he wanted have been conceived exactly from his tastes and the marketing came later on to introduce it to the market (in a very cl...
technical question
By: lee__07 : July 16th, 2016-11:17
Great review Mark! I just learned two new facts of my watch that I didnt realize up until now which is great because it always got me wondering. Would be very helpful if you could further explain: Could you explain how to look at the twin barrel display t...
Thank you Lee :)
By: Mark in Paris : July 16th, 2016-12:55
Welcome on PuristSPro by the way and congratulations for getting this reference. When you look at the twin barrels from the front side, we can see that the movement is fully wound when the coils are all toward the center (axle). When the watch is not work...