Mohannad (aka Riddler)
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did you know that there was an RM004 CARBON!!!
and it looks killer
(image from the NET)
Collection
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did you know that there was an RM004 CARBON!!!
and it looks killer (image from the NET)...
Interesting...
No I didn't and it looks very nice and very different of course. Thanks for the picture. Cheers, mark
pretty awesome!!!
real cool looking watch, especially in carbon. must be a blast to smoke a nice Cohiba, and have the RM004 strapped to your wrist with a class of champagne.
I really like the look of that one
still a real novice but that looks very nice. Bill
Its part of a new series where carbon cases are more
prevalent throughout the Richard Mille range. Also note the change in numerals on the dial. Its a re-design. Richard waited for the time where he knew enough about carbon as a case material before going forward with it. Being carbon, its also resistant to...