Richard Mille

Agree

Hi Guy,

I agree with your decision 100% and I personally won't own any 'coated' watches. But that is just the collector in me talking.

One exception to the rule, for me personally anyway, might be the RM055 BW, with its white rubberized titanium case and white ceramic bezel.

But they won't be out until the fall in any case ;-)

All the best,

Theodore

RM Case

By: Guy : April 26th, 2012-04:48

Can someone tell me the difference between Titalyt and DLC case in terms of its capacity to withstand friction and scratches from daily wear? Which of these materials will be easier/cheaper to polish down the road? Thank you for your input.

Coatings for once and for all...

By: Theodore : April 26th, 2012-06:02

Hello Guy, This question keeps getting sent to me in private emails over and over again, and keeps coming back. For that reason I would like to answer it now once and for all online in the hope it can be put to rest ;-) 1. No coatings can be polished; 2. ...

Thank you for the clarification

By: Guy : April 26th, 2012-07:18

I'm buying neither then

Agree

By: Theodore : April 26th, 2012-09:43

Hi Guy, I agree with your decision 100% and I personally won't own any 'coated' watches. But that is just the collector in me talking. One exception to the rule, for me personally anyway, might be the RM055 BW, with its white rubberized titanium case and ...

I for one am behind the ALL GREY all the way

By: Mohannad (aka Riddler) : April 26th, 2012-15:35

I just simply love it

ATZ in RM055

By: LP : April 27th, 2012-18:45

As a clarification, would the ATZ bezel for RM055 be scratch resistant? I've been particularly attracted its no color change, non scratch resistant attributes, and would appreciate your thoughts that this is indeed different from the regular coating. Tks