The new Richard Mille RM 21-02 Tourbillon Aerodyne watch is a masterpiece that showcases the brand’s exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design. With a striking black and white ‘panda’ color scheme, the timepiece redefines luxury with its complex case structure.

At the heart of the RM 21-02 is a manual winding movement with a frequency of 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 70 hours. This movement features a base plate crafted from carbon fiber and ‘Haynes 214’ high-performance alloy, known for its remarkable rigidity and oxidation resistance. The honeycomb-like hexagonal structure of the movement offers a futuristic mechanical beauty.

The case of the RM 21-02 is a testament to Richard Mille’s dedication to precision and innovation. It combines a titanium middle case with Carbon TPT carbon fiber on the front and sides, and Quartz TPT quartz fiber on the bezel and case back. This creates a vivid contrast between the pure white quartz fiber and the mysterious black layers of carbon fiber, resulting in a strong visual impact.

The open dial of the watch reveals the intricate structure and operation of the movement, with alternating black and white Arabic numeral hour markers. Positioned at 12 o’clock is the barrel, while the tourbillon is showcased at 6 o’clock.

By harmoniously integrating precision, lightness, and durability, the RM 21-02 Tourbillon Aerodyne watch continuously pushes the boundaries of creativity and redefines the aesthetic design of Richard Mille’s creations.