The Richard Mille RM21-01 Aerodyne Tourbillon watch is a breathtaking new creation inspired by the aerodynamics of the aviation field. Maintaining the brand’s signature tonneau shape, the case measures approximately 51x43x15mm and is crafted from rose gold. Its front features a matte finish while the sides are polished for a stunning contrast that delights the senses.

The watch’s bezel is made of TPT carbon fiber, complemented by eight carbon fiber pillars, which display unique patterns and texture contrasts. The highlight of the RM21-01 is undoubtedly its baseplate, crafted from ‘HAYNES 214’—a nickel-chromium-aluminum-iron alloy known for its high stiffness and oxidation resistance. This high-performance material is utilized to create a skeletonized baseplate with a honeycomb hexagonal structure, presenting a distinctive geometric aesthetic.

Furthermore, the honeycomb orthogonal crystalline structure on the movement’s baseplate embodies the concept of airflow, enhanced by striking blue PVD treatment for a vibrant color contrast. The timepiece is powered by a manually wound tourbillon movement, showcasing meticulous hand-finishing techniques such as chamfering, polishing, and grinding, alongside the utilization of innovative materials.

Incorporating a tourbillon mechanism to counteract the effects of gravity, this limited edition RM21-01 Aerodyne Tourbillon watch boldly explores new horizons in horological design and engineering.