Richard Mille's New Sports Watch is surprisingly traditional

Although it is still very interesting, despite its more traditional silhouette, still avoids the oversized, elongated form of the brand with 41.7 mm and 49.5 mm-lug-lug-form. It has a unique three -part structure filled with curves and angles.

The dial is simply the most legible in the brand catalog. Every hour there are large indexes for the hip hip filled with Lume, with additional 12, 3- and 9 Arabic numerals in 18 karat 5n red gold. All indices are mounted on a titanium rail that floats over the skeletonized dial in order to maintain increased readability.

Richard Mille

There is a clearly marked tiny route on the Reut, while the distracting movement skeletonians are limited to the interior of the dial in order not to affect readability. Width, partly skeletonized alpha hands are in red gold to meet the cardinal indices, and at 6:00 a.m. there is a large display for small seconds. The only other information about the dial is a circular date window that is positioned out of the way at 4:30 a.m.

The movement that the clock is on is a new skeletonized caliber for RM, and it is far easier than what we expect from the brand. There are no flyback chronograph or variable geometry rotors here, but that doesn't mean that the movement is not impressive.