Richard Mille

RM hasn’t caught my eye before but this one’s got me thinking, or should I say dreaming. 1.75mm thick with a 1.18mm movement??

150 watches X1.9 MIl makes nearly 300'000'000 USD of income. that's enough to hire few of the greatest minds in the industry to design such a watch, manufacture it and you'll be left with enough money to take over few watch companies including their manuf...  

Not normally a fan of their work, and even this thin one is not overly aesthetically pleasing to me. But I’ve got some more respect for their manufacturing! And of course no one can knock their business model

I love the standard Octo Finissimo and other thin watches. I prefer the 5402 and 15202 to other modern RO because it‘s thinner. But watches like this new RM are unwearable thin. For me, they take a good idea and they make something bad out of it by going ... 

But it's still cool to see brands pushing the limits just for the sake of it.

I have a 34mm JLC MUT and it’s about 5mm thick while the movement is 1.85mm. I find it close to perfect in terms of aesthetics and wearability/reliability. Piaget has a model that’s 3mm something, maybe 3.65mm and that might be as thin as I’d be willing t... 

The Bulgari octo is much better looking.

Although the Bulgari doesn’t appeal to me personally 😁