New Release
Yes, the references from Richard Mille collections seem to become bigger and bigger (and may be less legible) but the watch we're talking about is another marvel from the brand: the RM50-27-01. I'm a great fan of the RM027 line-up and the movement housed in this model is the one we already discovere
Technical specifications of the RM 50-27-01 Suspended Tourbillon Special Edition:
Dimensions: 50.00 mm X 42.7 mm X 15.2 mm
Manual winding tourbillon movement with hours and minutes
Skeletonized baseplate in grade 5 titanium
Bridges in aluminum-lithium, movement in titanium and LITAL®
4 braided steel cables, each with a diameter of 0.35 mm, attach the baseplate to the case
Free sprung balance with variable inertia
Fast rotating barrel
Barrel pawl with progressive recoil
Winding barrel teeth and centre-wheel pinion with central involute profile
Spline screws in grade 5 titanium for the bridges
The RM027 represents Richard Mille's Tourbillon Rafael Nadal model, produced from 2010 to 2012. This reference belongs to the RM 027 series and features a manual-wind tourbillon movement in a lightweight carbon construction.
The 39mm case is constructed from NTPT Carbon with a fixed bezel and sapphire crystal. The skeletonized dial reveals the manual-wind RM027 caliber, which provides a 70-hour power reserve. Water resistance is rated to 50 meters, and the watch is fitted with a rubber strap.
This reference appeals to collectors focused on Richard Mille's technical approach to lightweight materials and tourbillon complications. The NTPT Carbon case construction and three-year production window from 2010-2012 position this as a specific iteration within the broader RM027 series, combining the brand's material innovations with traditional tourbillon watchmaking.
Well after my RM010
The fantastic caliber in the "traditional" NTPT tonneau-shaped case. The RM010 is for many of us one of the most balanced in the collection, it has nearly all, especially considering the price compared to other RM watches (except the Tourbillon which is, in RM's collections, quite a different feature than in other traditional brands). Cheers.
And probably an Italian one with a reared-up horse ;-)
RM are always brave with their colors - probably red and black is one of their "traditional" pallets Personally - I LOVE this combo!
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