Richard Mille

Finally after a long wait it has arrived! I am so excited! You are all experts here, so I won't bore you with the details of what this amazing beast can do! It is of course huge and very fussy, and clearly won't appeal to a lot of people, but I love it an...  

Well done Conkers! RMs are slowly warming up to me. All of you RM lovers are spreading the poison very well here! :) Enjoy your new RM039 in the best of health! cheers robin

I will be writing more about this watch, and its slightly more complicated sibling in the coming months. But for now, you are the first person I know of to receive one, so my congratulations and my thanks for sharing it here. Andrew H

never seen one in 'person' huge congrats...how well does the watch wear?? its massive!

Wow, I am stunned. What a beauty. Congratulations to you Conkers for an amazing catch on this RM039; first 'real' pictures I've seen and it I can't stop looking! Looks great on your wrist, and assuredly it will keep you occupied while in the air ;) Congra... 

Thanks everyone for the nice comments. It amazes me that a 50mm watch of such immense proportions can fit my smallish (7.25 inch) wrist so spectacularly and feel so unobtrusive under a shirt cuff. RM's case design remains peerless in my mind. I compare it... 

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I have to admit I immediately went back to re-read the press release on this to be able to grasp the functions... so many components in the slide rule alone! The hours spent on researching the best way to display the indications in a readable fashion, not... 

Conkers, Congratulations on getting a most complicated Richard Mille RM039 watch. Fortunately, you can only test it to a "effective cabin altitude" equivalent to 6000 - 8000 ft in pressurised civilian aircraft even if they flew higher.. If you had a Syber...  

The tourbillon is spectacular - over 1000 components.........but little brother is still a complex beast! Thanks for the photos and the extra information.

Wow, this is even more of a beast than the Beast is (Yohan Blake's) Congrats on the new piece! I hesitate to call his a watch as i feel the term Horological Machine is more apt. Does MB&F have all rights to that phrase?

The epic scale of this beast is easier to discern in this shot, by reference my wrist is 7.25". ...  

Congrats Roger on an awesome watch. It looks massive masculine and cool.

That's a beast for sure Roger--congrats on a unique one!

Wow Roger you actually got a 39, massive congrats on an amazing piece, what a pick up. It looks spectacular on our wrist and I am certain you will have fun playing around with it - their is just so much going on with the dial on that piece, it is mind bog... 

For the nice comments!

I didn't like the divers' look really but when I saw this one as a project last year I truly found the details'evolution changed it all. It is a very attracting RM and I wish you to wear it as often as you can. Cheers, Mark

I have owned two 28s in the past. I loved them but my better half did not. I showed her a photo of this a year ago expecting the same response but she loved it. Can't quite explain but i was delighted and then the only challenge was getting one. I first o... 

Fits even better on my right wrist! ...  

I wear my watch(es) on my right wrist since I am left handed. never hand an issue. RM39 looks awesome!

I hope to one day see this in the flesh. Congrats and ENJOY!

Thanks, it still gets more wrist time than all my other watches, so the novelty has not worn off yet!

ANY remote chance you can wear the watch with a suit?

I wear double cuff shirts to work every day - I normally wear chain cufflinks which give a bit more space than "pivot" cufflinks. I don't think there's any chance of wearing this with a regular single cuff shirt!!!

i just stopped by Cellini at there was an RM39 in the window!!! WOW!! huge watch and stunning!!!