RobCH
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Thought 50mm would be a bit small for you Andrew...!
I have it from a reliable source that one of these rare beauties (only 10pcs in Pt) will be landing in the Geneva RM boutique next week, for those who want to go check it out...
Doubleup: It's no coincidence, since the movement was conceived in the same workshops...at that super-movement house APRenaud&Papi ;-)
Cheers,
Rob
RM031... I am not sure I can find the words to describe this piece...
But... I think this is THE best looking RM ever made... oh and I want it (subject to the sale of several vital organs and body parts) Have a great weekend! Andrew...
What!!! Wow, the double, side by side barells really do it for me..
Like the AP high beat they are just in your face awesome!!! RM is amazing, period.
Sorry to hijack your post, but, does any other manufacture have the "two piece lugs" ?
It looks like each lug is separate from any part of the case, have not seen the back but I see a beveled to beveled edge on the lugs and case.
There are other manufacturers that have two piece lugs: GF springs
to mind. But no other watch firm uses it to the same effect! Andrew H
Thought 50mm would be a bit small for you Andrew...!
I have it from a reliable source that one of these rare beauties (only 10pcs in Pt) will be landing in the Geneva RM boutique next week, for those who want to go check it out... Doubleup: It's no coincidence, since the movement was conceived in the same w...
It is an incredible piece for sure. And there will only be 10 pieces in platinum...
it has presence and heft. The movement has a three dimensional quality that is missing from your photo (as good as your photo is), and it is the most accurate watch that Richard has ever developed. Cannot remember the timing accuracy off the top of my hea...
It is one heavy piece!
actually I think it would look amazing in a sapphire case (a la RM56). The only (very minor) negative is that the strap is really thick at the lugs which makes it stand up a long way off your wrist at the sides. You are right on the depth of the dial and ...
This one is a very interesting movement
I guess Andrew you had a good time :) It's a movement aimed at reaching high chronometric results and I love its design (even if I prefer the RM033's case). Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Mark
Will RM?
Be putting it up against Jaeger's super accurate tourbillon pieces in the annual chronometer tests do you know? They deserve to compare it with best out there given the huge amount of work that has gone in.
excellent pictures
I personally am waiting to get a few quotes on a kidney and half a liver....