Richard Mille

The new RM 055 Bubba Watson is inspired by the RM 038 Bubba Watson tourbillon watch presented in 2011. Its mechanical movement in grade 5 titanium displays extreme skeletonization, with a PVD- and Titalyt® treated baseplate and bridges. This combination p...  

You have got to be kidding me. It looks like my RM list is growing AGAIN, and this is before I have managed to get my first! This is another stunning piece. I wish there was some complication to make it slightly different from the RM 35 (other than case o... 

At least they bothered to give it a sapphire caseback this time round! Good job, RM! Stephen

The only small (very small) detail I do not like about the RM035 is the lack of sapphire back that would allow one to "dive" into the movement from both side. I find it frustrating... Now they have done it here ! Of course, intuitively, the "see through e... 

Looks like I will have to start seriously saving and shed a significant portion of my collection to be able to get both... eventually!

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honest - might just like this one more than the RM035.... and I love the RM035.... Thanks Andrew H

I need to see them both to decide, but yes, this one does seem to have the edge

Go Bubba! - AT

This is my new target. Wow. I saw the 38 and thought it was exceptional but out of reach for the moment. Now a more acheivable version. Shazam! And a sapphire case back to boot. Well done.

this is a winner in my books although still not in-house as i hoped but non the less a superb watch

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This one felt great on the wrist. I would take the RM035. Vte...  

Andrew H

May I ask how you would describe the finishing of the bezel? Does it have some sheen / gloss to it, or is it more matte like the Carbon? Gorgeous watch, but if its glossy it may a little off-putting for me. Thanks again... amazing photos, looks at home on... 

I would describe it as matte. I don't remember it to be shiny at all. Cheers. Vte

that particular prototype when i saw it,the material seemed to be ceramic

It's breath-taking... thank you for the live pics!!!