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RICHARD MILLE - Le Mans Classic 2014
RICHARD MILLE is the official timekeeper for the 7th Le Mans Classic which will take place on July 4, 5 and 6.
To commemorate this race, RICHARD MILLE issues the RM 030 LMC. For more details, please click here.
RM 030 LMC
To commemorate this race, RICHARD MILLE issues the RM 030 LMC. For more details, please click here.
RM 030 LMC
RM at classic Le Mans Racing
that there is nothing classic about RM [nt]
iow: it doesn't fit This message has been edited by Arie on 2014-05-28 15:27:28
The Le Mans Classic would not exist without Richard Mille....
And that is fact. Look up the interviews with the organisers of the event. When they were looking around for a sponsor, Richard was the only one that came forward and went with it. Typical Richard. And the success of the event is down to Richard's continued enthusiasm and support for the event.
More to the point, read this: http://www.thepurists.com/watch/features/interviews/MilleApr02/
An early interview with Richard on Purists. What you have to understand is that Richard is about the love of technique, whether racing machines from yesteryear, or from today. How you engineer a problem to create more speed, better handling. And Richard takes the influence and learning from that and applies it to watches.
There is everything classic about RM. In fact, as yesteryears racing machines in the Le Mans world become todays classics, so it is with Richard's watches. Look at an RM001 or an RM006 now against when it was introduced. They are the future classics.
Andrew H
RM watches are CLASSICS
I could not have said this better myself, Andrew - that´s the deeper meaning with RM ´s watches...I like them from the beginning.
Cheers Bernd
Cheers Bernd
point taken
did not know that about the sponsor thing (kudos to RM for that). Nevertheless I feel that currently the RM watches are modern (style wise) and I would link A Lange & Sohne more easily to Classical Racing (for instance) than the ultra state of the art modern RM watches (style wise).