SIHH 2012: Richard Mille Tourbillon Skull RM052

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The first of three high-end watches released by Richard Mille (previously mentioned), this one is based on their standard tourbillon movement, as seen in the production RM002 and several of their limited editions.  The skull (apparently they got the Damien Hirst memo 2 years late, maybe they'll have a spots piece in a year or 2), isn't an overlay on the movment, but the actual plate of the watch, with the pivot of the tourbillon cage clasped in his teeth.

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At an angle you can really see the depth of the case, 15 will be sold in Titanium and 6 more in either rose or white gold.

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Even the top plate, seen through the back of the watch is skull shaped, though in this case more like the bottom of a skull then the iconic "face".

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Another of Richard Mille's (previously mentioned) SIHH 2012 releases, this is their split-second chronograph with a tourbillon, the RM056 Filippe Massa. It uses one of their original movements now named the RMCC1.  It's cased in a multi-part case,... Read More

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