Rob A
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It may have already been said, but
I am going with the F1 avoidance of the number 13. In fact, 13 has only been used twice, the last time in the 1976 GP of Great Britain. (Neither car did well) Perhaps Mr. Mille will do a series of 2 RM 13's ? But then again, maybe not. Perhaps 13 is unlucky in F1 after all...
Richard Mille Competition QUESTION 2:
Up for grabs this week, this fabulous book that shows the art of the Richard Mille watch: Again, the same rules apply. The first 3 correct and complete answers posted on the forum will win. My apologies for the delay in posting, but see my reply to SteveH...
Why no 13...
Im going to guess that since the number 13 is not used in F1 racing, and Richard Mille watches are a racing machine for your wrist with many ideas derived from the design concept, materials and technology directly inolved in F1 that they have done this to...
Hope you're back in good health Andrew
Hi, My guess would be: someone bought the secret exclusivity for some specific time, or until something happens, like Felipe Massa world champion for instance!! Who knows? (not me). Cheers Dje
The Answer?
I will also say that it is being saved for a future model and that it might be called the Planetarium.
The answer: (and I realize that there may be disagreement here):
is that an RM013 does not exist because of the parallel with racing. Formula One especially, and other racing events, the number 13 is shunned because of the belief that it may bring bad luck. The RM013 Planetarium (a unique piece that will be released ne...