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First, and hopefully not last Richard Mille purchase!

sandeepbhatia
Oh my go, what have i done!

So, i made the mistake of trying on a few RMs at the boutiques in London, and yes it probably took me a total of 3 seconds to decide i had to have one.
After dithering between an RM10 or RM30, both titanium, i found a baby Nadal 35-01 and well, that was that.
So, yes i am now a member of the family for my sins.
And yes, i still want something else in titanium, not sure what yet ( i don't do gold i'm afraid, don't judge me!)
Currently disposing of most of my other watches, they;ve been rendered a bit redundant by the RMs.....

Suggestions welcome, what would make a good compliment / alternative to my baby below?
Apologies for the dodgy pictures, was late at night.

take care all.


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amanico September 5th, 2015-09:51
Welcome here and congratulations. After A Titanium RM why not a JLC MR Ti? ;) Here you are... Minute Repeater, 15 Days power reserve, Torquemeter and titanium grade 5 polished case. A technical and aesthetical beast. Best, Nicolas ... 
sandeepbhatia September 5th, 2015-10:04
wow, seriously nice JLC sir.... wow, thats lovely, never seen one before. Very classy. just had my 35 put on a rubber strap, prefer the way its wears a bit. excuse for more dodgy pictures! ... 
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Mark in Paris September 5th, 2015-11:05
You're facing what all RM owners have faced I guess ...or even people who just tried them: when you get one, you really feel you want another one. I think it is not redundant at all. First, a warm welcome on PuristSPro to you and congratulations for your new RM035-1! Thanks for sharing this event with us. ... 
sandeepbhatia September 5th, 2015-11:29
If only there were fewer choices! Thanks for the kind words Mark. I have lots of chronographs, simple watches made complicated if you like. However, with RM I was drawn to the simpler RMs, so things like the RM10, which i preferred to the RM29, and also the RM30, and potentially also the ... 
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Mark in Paris September 5th, 2015-14:48
Yes, the RM010 is very attracting and I also prefer it to the RM029. I think that you indeed have to take your time to see other models when you're in NYC. Cheers, Mark
guillaume140 September 5th, 2015-13:32
Just amazing choice ! For the First Rm ! Congratulations  
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Bill September 5th, 2015-19:20
Congratulations on your Richard Mille - Rafa. We the urge strikes it is hard to resist your calling. Watch looks awesome on you. Now we are curious what elese lurks in your collection. Bill
sandeepbhatia September 6th, 2015-00:41
well you asked, here they are... These first 3 are keepers, unless necessity dictates a sale.... AP ROO Black Themes Panerai PM311 Monopulsante 8 days IWC Miramar Pilot The other 4 i am looking to lose, just don't wear them, and will help with a second RM! It is quite crazy how much more... 
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amanico September 6th, 2015-00:45
Aaargh... you sold the PAM 8 Mare Nostrum? That's a keeper! One of the nicest Chrono from Panerai, maybe the epitome of Panerai Chronographs. Best, Nicolas
sandeepbhatia September 6th, 2015-00:58
no, not sold yet.....agreed on the PAM311 though, its superb The Panerai 311 was more of my first proper watches, and while i'm no expert in movements etc, it does seem to operate amazingly well, its buttery smooth, and the 8 days is tremendous - it really does last 8 days! And the fact that its titanium makes it s... 
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[A racing machine on the wrist: the RM050 Lotus Romain Grosjean] For the man, and the watch brand, that more than any other had taken Formula 1 Grand Prix racing and distilled it into watchmaking, Richard Mille now had his name on the front of a F1 car. In Formula 1 racing, where material science fuses with the heat of competition, car and watch are not only made from the same materials, the watch itself imparts that same spirit of engineering and materials at the limit. For Richard, his watches were always designed and manufactured to be: “A Racing Machine on the Wrist”! In 2013 he had gone into partnership with Lotus F1; and perhaps more than any other F1 team, it was a fitting union. Lotus F1 was founded by an Englishman – Colin Chapman - who through innovation and design had revolutionised Formula 1 racing in the same way Richard’s watches had in horology.


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