Richard Mille – RM 35-03
Richard Mille – RM 35-03
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It’s almost a tradition – the meeting of watchmaker Richard Mille and the player Rafael Nadal around a collaboration that results in a watch, each time more exceptional. For me, collaboration does not mean giving someone a watch and organizing a photo shoot as a public relations exercise,” says Richard Mille. The collaboration has to be real, tangible and feed the vision for the future of watchmaking. That’s why working so closely with Rafael on the creation of new timepieces is so fulfilling,” said Richard Mille
Name of the product : RM 35-03
Brand : Richard Mille
Description :
The RM 35-03 Automatic Rafael Nadal, the fourth watch in the RM 035 Collection, inaugurates a new winding mechanism christened the ‘butterfly rotor’. This patented invention hands direct control over the automatic movement’s winding to the wearer. It’s a brand new way to stay in touch with your watch under all circumstances.
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