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I admire the boundary pushing technology.
That's where it stops with all RM's I'm afraid.
[SIHH 2017] The New Richard Mille RM50-03 Split-Second Tourbillon Chronograph McLaren F1
Hi everyone, Richard Mille has finally presented today it first piece from the long term partnership with the McLaren F1 team, announced in 2016. For this special occasion, the brand has chosen to design the world's lightest Split-second Tourbillon Chrono...
I admire the boundary pushing technology.
That's where it stops with all RM's I'm afraid.
It is indeed a brand pushing hard to apply
what is among the highest tech today to watchmaking. This is something as an engineering nerd (aerospace, boats, racing cars etc...) I lvoe very much and certainly a part of why I'm attracted to this brand. However, what we love in and why we love this or...
Thank you Riddler
I notice the Kevlar strap. It deeply transforms the look of the watch. The new rubber strap looks great too I think. Best, Mark
Indeed, just for you :)
But I can also imagine what it has required to develop that watch and its movement to reach such figures. I'll keep on looking at "a little" more affordable ones though for me Best, Mark