The RICHARD MILLE RM21-02 Tourbillon Aerodyne is a masterpiece of intricate design and advanced materials. This skeleton tourbillon watch showcases a unique geometric beauty with its hexagonal honeycomb structure on the skeletonized movement base plate made from high-performance alloys.

The RM21-02 is one of the most complex constructions in the history of RICHARD MILLE cases. It features a green Quartz TPT quartz fiber bezel and caseback, while the front case and side pillars are crafted from Carbon TPT carbon fiber. The mid-layer case is made from grade 5 titanium, exuding a richly layered futuristic feel.

The dial allows you to directly appreciate the movement base plate, crafted with high stiffness and oxidation-resistant alloy, laser-cut into a honeycomb structure. This not only offers a profound visual impact but also ensures sturdy and lightweight support.

The open dial is adorned with luminescent-coated skeleton hands and alternating black and white hour markers. The barrel at 12 o’clock and the tourbillon bridge plate at 6 o’clock resemble engine blades, enhancing the mechanical aesthetic.

Powered by the RM 21-01 manual winding movement with a frequency of 28,800 vph, it offers a 52-hour power reserve. The movement bridges are also made from titanium, featuring black PVD coating, sandblasting, polishing, and chamfered detailing.

The watch includes a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with blue light coating and double-sided anti-reflective treatment. It comes with a fluorine rubber and titanium head strap that is resistant to yellowing and deformation, ensuring long-lasting comfort. A stylish and breathable canvas strap is also available for selection, allowing for personalized choices.