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The Richard Mille RM 17-02 Manual Winding Tourbillon exemplifies the brand’s commitment to high-performance horology, pairing a finely skeletonised manual-winding movement with a precision tourbillon regulator and integrated power-reserve and function indicators for enhanced mechanical control. Constructed on a robust Grade 5 titanium baseplate and bridges for exceptional rigidity, corrosion resistance, and shock protection, the calibre delivers approximately 70 hours of power reserve while operating at a high level of efficiency and stability. Housed in a lightweight yet durable tonneau-shaped case crafted from advanced materials such as titanium or ceramic with sapphire crystals and paired to a comfortable rubber strap, this technically refined timepiece offers remarkable structural integrity, contemporary design, and the mechanical innovation that defines Richard Mille’s modern tourbillon collection.
The Richard Mille RM 17-02 Manual Winding Tourbillon exemplifies the brand’s commitment to high-performance horology, pairing a finely skeletonised manual-winding movement with a precision tourbillon regulator and integrated power-reserve and function indicators for enhanced mechanical control. Constructed on a robust Grade 5 titanium baseplate and bridges for exceptional rigidity, corrosion resistance, and shock protection, the calibre delivers approximately 70 hours of power reserve while operating at a high level of efficiency and stability. Housed in a lightweight yet durable tonneau-shaped case crafted from advanced materials such as titanium or ceramic with sapphire crystals and paired to a comfortable rubber strap, this technically refined timepiece offers remarkable structural integrity, contemporary design, and the mechanical innovation that defines Richard Mille’s modern tourbillon collection.