Les Breuleux, Switzerland

Richard Mille

Swiss maker founded in 2001, known for tonneau cases in composites such as Carbon TPT and for very light skeletonised movements.

In Horlobase, Richard Mille cases run from 34.4 to 49.48 mm across, half of them between 37.95 and 42.7 mm. The thinnest is the RM 27-05 Manual Winding Flying Tourbillon Rafael Nadal (7.2 mm), the thickest the RM 70-01 Tourbillon Alain Prost (17.65 mm).

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Coverage so far

17 of 17 references have at least one lug-to-lug figure; the brand itself publishes one for 0.

Richard Mille references

Watch Ø Thickness Lug-to-lug Calibre
RM 011 Automatic Chronograph Felipe Massa RM 011Discontinued 40 mm 16.15 mm 50 mm —
RM 16-02 Automatic Winding Extraflat RM 16-02 36 mm 9.5 mm 45.65 mm —
RM 17-02 Manual Winding Tourbillon RM 17-02 40.1 mm 13.08 mm 48.15 mm —
RM 27-05 Manual Winding Flying Tourbillon Rafael Nadal RM 27-05 37.25 mm 7.2 mm 47.25 mm —
RM 30-01 Le Mans Classic RM 30-01 42 mm 14.15 mm 49.94 mm —
RM 38-01 Tourbillon Bubba Watson RM 38-01Discontinued 42.7 mm 16.15 mm 49.94 mm —
RM 38-02 Tourbillon Bubba Watson RM 38-02Discontinued 43.7 mm 15.95 mm 50.04 mm —
RM 40-01 Automatic Tourbillon McLaren Speedtail RM 40-01Discontinued 41.8 mm 14.15 mm 48.25 mm —
RM 43-01 Manual Winding Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph Ferrari RM 43-01 42.9 mm 17.1 mm 51.2 mm —
RM 47 Tourbillon RM 47Discontinued 42.7 mm 16.25 mm 50 mm —
RM 055 Bubba Watson RM 055Discontinued 42.7 mm 13.05 mm 49.9 mm —
RM 55-01 Manual Winding RM 55-01 37.95 mm 10.75 mm 47.33 mm —
RM 65-01 Automatic Winding Split-seconds Chronograph McLaren W1 RM 65-01 44.5 mm 16.1 mm 49.94 mm —
RM 70-01 Tourbillon Alain Prost RM 70-01Discontinued 49.48 mm 17.65 mm 54.88 mm —
RM 72-01 Automatic Winding Lifestyle Flyback Chronograph RM 72-01 38.4 mm 11.68 mm 47.34 mm —
RM 74-01 Automatic Winding Tourbillon RM 74-01 34.4 mm 13.05 mm 52.63 mm —
RM 74-02 Automatic Winding Tourbillon RM 74-02 34.4 mm 13.05 mm 52.63 mm —

About Richard Mille

Richard Mille and Dominique Guenat presented the RM 001 in 2001, a tourbillon in a tonneau case built to be light and strong. The brand then had its watches worn in competition, notably by Rafael Nadal.

It makes a few thousand watches a year in Les Breuleux, in the Jura, often in composite materials such as Carbon TPT.