Mark in Paris[Purist]
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That's a great review Andrew
You say at the beginning "I believe the final installment..." does it mean final of the RM027 series ever or to date ?
What I like in RM's tourbillon watches is that they usually keep the small size case.
In this new version, I especially love those 2 bridges and the NTPT open-worked baseplate which I understand is the case central section in the mean time (with the previous models the mainplate was fixed to the central case belt).
The NTPT is really interesting: I don't know how it behaves with Quartz inside but it is more interesting than the usual Nanotube "carbon" which is made of a kind of "techy" resin polymer.
These 3 versions are definitely something unique in the watchworld and I can't decide in which order I'd rank them...
I loved the LITAL movement of the 1st version, I loved the cables system of the 2nd version (maybe it is the watch I would place in 3rd place) and I love the caliber of this new one.
Bravo to RM and his team.
Thanks a lot for the live picture and the report Andrew.
Cheers, Mark
This message has been edited by Mark in Paris on 2015-05-25 07:52:01
Awesome review Andrew.
By: foversta : May 25th, 2015-03:12
You really underlined the strong asset of this watch: the case construction. If we forget the aesthetics rendering which sometimes makes me think to marble (but a very light one! ;) ), I'm sure as you say that the watch leads to a new feeling on the wrist...
Fascinating article.
By: carl : May 25th, 2015-05:41
I now have a greater appreciation of these time pieces. Spent a while trying to work out how the crown functions when isolated from the suspended mechanism. Still cannot quite see it... Most enjoyable. Thanks.
A true pleasure to read
By: colton_d : May 25th, 2015-07:54
I really felt the emotion in this one, Andrew. Beautiful pictures, and expertly detailed on-the-wrist impressions. Thank you very much for taking on the task for us.. I'm sure it was difficult handing it back ;) One question on the TPT case. what does the...
Hmm
By: chris4 : June 8th, 2015-01:59
Great write up Andrew, very very interesting indeed. I really like the look of the case material on the latest incarnation, and loving the way it blends so nicely with the orange strap. Unfortunatley I cannot get on with the look of the movement, funny th...
A pleasure
By: nacho217 : May 25th, 2015-09:15
Just finish to read , ! Congratulations ! A real pleasure ! , i could even imagine it in my wrist , and about the watch , ¿what to say? , for me RM is the best brand of watches undoubtely and this must be the best RM ever made , the first time I saw the c...
Thanks for the questions Mark...
By: 219 : June 6th, 2015-08:49
In response: 1. I dont know exactly how it helps other than the movement is not directly connected to the front or back bezel. That helps if the watch comes into direct contact with a high g-force shock. 2. The quartz has a two fold effect. As mentioned i...
Quartz TPT
By: Mark in Paris : June 6th, 2015-09:07
I read once more you rexcellent article and could find the answer to my 2nd question thanks for repeating this :) Concerning your 1st reply I can indeed imagine how working with the NTPT baseplate and mouvement material can resist to important shocks. Tha...
Superb review...
By: patrick_y : June 9th, 2015-16:45
Great photos and great watch. A watch that weighs as much as one's soul. That's an interesting coincidence. I will definitely be looking out for this watch when I'm traveling in major cities that have a Richard Mille boutique. The materials of this watch ...