Richard MilleRM 011

KEY FACTS

• Lot offered by a private collector based in London, UK
• Presented with its box, outside sleeve, winding box, winding equipment, and warranty
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, seconds, flyback chronograph, month, and oversized date
• Powered by the calibre RMAC3
• Self-winding movement with a 55-hour power reserve
• 50m of waterproofness

This watch is being managed by Watch Collecting for the duration of the auction and is being held in a secure third-party facility. Watch Collecting will release the watch to the successful bidder after the vendor confirms they have received payment.

SUMMARY

The RM 011 was a vital watch in the Richard Mille lineup, and was produced from 2007 until 2016, when it was replaced with the RM11-03. The case was updated with modern lines and a sportier look, while remaining true to the three-part tonneau case. A few Formula 1 features are also carried over into the watch, like the pushers being covered in NTPT carbon, a material also used commonly in F1 race cars. The case is constructed from Titanium, and is held together by 20 grade 5 titanium spline screws which adds another race car feature - lightness.

The skeletonized dial brings the calibre RMAC3 to the forefront. The baseplate and bridges are made of grade 5 titanium, and so is the rotor. Exclusive to Richard Mille, the rotor can be adjusted to match the wearer's activity level, giving the movement both high performance, and a 55-hour power reserve. 

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Any watch not covered by a current sales or service warranty should be considered as potentially requiring a service, even if in full working order on the date of purchase. 

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