The Richard Mille RM21-02 Tourbillon Aerodyne watch stands as a testament to the brand’s innovative spirit and commitment to high-tech craftsmanship. This exquisite timepiece features a multi-material case construction, showcasing the complexity that the brand is famously known for.

The watch’s case is a marvel in itself, composed of green Quartz TPT, offering aesthetic appeal and durable performance. Complementing this are the Carbon TPT side pillars, providing a sleek, futuristic look, while the mid-layer is crafted from grade 5 titanium, known for its strength and lightweight properties.

One of the standout features of this watch is its openwork dial. This allows enthusiasts to admire the high-performance alloy base plate, engineered into a unique hexagonal honeycomb structure using laser cutting technology. Such a design not only enhances the visual depth but also contributes to the watch’s framework by offering sturdy yet lightweight support.

The central openwork skeletonized hands coated with luminous paint enhance visibility, while alternating black and white hour markers add to the aesthetic contrast. Equally impressive is the design of the barrel at 12 o’clock and the tourbillon bridge at 6 o’clock, resembling engine blades, suggesting a powerful internal mechanism.

At the heart of the RM21-02 is the RM 21-01 manual winding movement, beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour and offering a robust 52-hour power reserve. The movement bridges are crafted from titanium, featuring a black PVD coating and intricate decorations including sandblasting, polishing, and chamfering.

The watch also boasts a sapphire crystal with anti-scratch properties, treated with anti-reflective coating on both sides. It comes with a comfortable and durable fluororubber strap accompanied by a titanium buckle. Additionally, a stylish and breathable canvas strap is available, providing flexibility and comfort for any occasion.