Richard Mille - RM 014 - TourbillonReference: RM 014 Model: Tourbillon The RM 014 signalled the brands first foray into the seafaring world, marking a distinct break with the F1 racetrack. Everything about this watch was inspired by the Maltese Falcon, a highly innovative three masted yacht constructed in 2006 at the Perini Navi shipyards in La Spezie, Italy and featuring spectacular interiors designed by Ken Freivokh. This remarkable yacht premiered a novel sailing system now known as

The 70-hour power-reserve

Reference: 7010R

whilst ensuring the longevity of the settings

Top view Right view Back view Left view Finishing Movement • Hand-polished anglage • Microblasted milled section • Microblasted sinks • Grey and black DLC treatment for the baseplate and bridges Steel parts • Satin-finished surfaces • Hand-polished anglage • Hand-polished bevelling • Hand-polished locking section Wheels • Concave chamfering with a diamond tool • Diamond-polished angles • Circular-finished faces • Rhodium plating (before cutting the teeth) • Minimal corrections applied to the wheels in order to preserve geometry and performance Other features FAST-ROTATING BARREL (5 hours per revolution instead of 7

Reference: 6119R

The compass bezel may be switched out by the wearer for a bidirectional bezel in Carbon TPT® and titanium

Reference: 128348rbr-0047

The calibre rests on the caseback

Reference: RM 27-03

This intricate masterpiece combines a tourbillon with a split-seconds chronograph

Reference: 279139rbr-0013

Dimensions: 18