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Richard Mille RM 004 RM004

Titanium · Skeletonized Dial · 38mm

Ref: RM004

SoldUSD 245,000

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SteveH
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Brand
Richard Mille
Condition
VG
Series
RM004
Box
N/A
Model
RM004
Papers
N/A
Reference
RM004
Year
N/A
Case Size
38 mm
Case Material
Titanium
Dial Color
Skeletonized
Location
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Listed
Oct 12, 2016
Updated
Oct 12, 2016
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Description

The RM004 is, perhaps, the ultimate Richard Mille. The Split Seconds chronograph is one of the most difficult complications to create (just look at how few exist). It is similar to a minute repeater in terms of complexity and skill.

From the beginning, Richard Mille wanted to have a split second chrono watch and worked with Renaud & Papi (APRP) to create one of the most spectacular movements of modern horology. It is said that all of the RM004's were actually sold at a loss, the movement proved so difficult to develop. Because of that, RM004's are extremely rare, with only a couple surfacing each year on the global resale market.

This RM004 is even more special as it is cased in platinum. The watch was never officially offered in platinum, so much so that it was never even on the price list. I am told that only 3 platinum RM004v2's exist, making this one of the rarest and most spectacular Richard Milles you will ever come across. It is complete with box and papers and in 90%+ condition.

Price is $245,000 or best offer. Please email me if interested rather than PM. stevehallock AT gmail











⌚ Watch Specifications

Reference data · AI-verified specifications

Movement

Type
Manual
Caliber
RM004
Power Reserve
55h

Case

Material
Titanium
Diameter
38 mm
Water Resist.
50m
Crystal
Sapphire
Bezel
Fixed

Dial & Strap

Dial
Skeletonized
Strap
Rubber strap
Production
2003-2010

📖 About This Reference

**Richard Mille RM004 Split-Seconds Chronograph** The RM004 represents Richard Mille's split-seconds chronograph offering, distinguished by its manual-winding movement and skeletonized dial construction. Produced from 2003 to 2010, this reference demonstrates the brand's approach to high-complication timepieces within a compact case format. The 38mm titanium case houses the manual-winding RM004 caliber, providing a 55-hour power reserve. The skeletonized dial reveals the movement architecture beneath a sapphire crystal. Water resistance extends to 50 meters, and the watch is fitted with a rubber strap. The fixed bezel maintains the case's streamlined profile. This reference appeals to collectors seeking Richard Mille's take on the split-seconds complication in a relatively understated package. The titanium construction and skeletonized dial execution align with contemporary preferences for technical displays and lightweight materials. The seven-year production run establishes the RM004 as a core reference within the brand's chronograph offerings.

Collector Discussions

New acquisition RM004
Finally bit the bullet. I had been considering the AP tourbilon Concept GMT. Thought it was going to be too big on my wrist.. Always wanted a split seconds too.
forum · mark1958a · 11626 views · 6Y
Reunited with RM004
My history with RM goes back to 2007 when I purchased my Ti RM010 which I enjoyed for about a year and half before selling to move to a Ti RM004v2 .. its entertaining to look back at what I sold the 010 for back then .. someone got a good investment! When I got the 004 I knew it was a timeless piece
forum · redshift75 · 4226 views · 9Y
The RM004 Search Has Started
As many of you know I have owned many RMs over the years but recently decided to focus on the earliest complications. As such, I bought a 2v2 and am very happy with it. I am now keen to add a 4v2 but I am in need of some information on the various versions. As far as I am aware we have: Titanium RG
forum · Conkers · 3933 views · 10Y
Watches Quiz!
I made this awhile back. Difficulty in no particular order, see how many watches you can identify! I tried as best to snapshot pictures of the most iconic features of the watches in question. Some may have generic answers (e.g. "Rolex Submariner"), but bonus points if you can identify the exact refe
forum · skyeriding · 8143 views · 10Y
An encounter to remember..
I was toying with several appropriate titles for this post, and suffice it to say, they all centered around 'drinking the koolaid' so to speak. Allow me to digress.. I recently accepted a new job, and managed to negotiate some blissful unemployment time which was promptly filled with a quick trip so
forum · colton_d · 3954 views · 10Y
RM004-V2
Hi Guys, I would like to enquire about this particular RM model. What makes it so special. I do understand it is a split second (same as double split), but how 'advance' and 'purist' is it. Compared to many split seconds out there, i.e, Lange Double Split, IWC Dopplechronograph, Patek's Double Split
forum · lobo · 9868 views · 12Y

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