The Richard Mille RM 68-01 Tourbillon redefines watchmaking by blending high-end mechanics with street art. Collaborating with renowned Brazilian graffiti artist Cyril Kongo, this exceptional timepiece showcases intricate designs and vibrant colors on its titanium components.

Featuring a barrel-shaped case slightly modified for enhanced aesthetics, this watch incorporates cutting-edge materials. The case is crafted from Grade 5 titanium, while the bezel is made from black ceramic, and the strap is reinforced with NTPT carbon fiber. These elements ensure a lightweight yet robust design that complements its 14mm thin profile.

At the heart of the RM 68-01 lies a manually wound tourbillon movement with 48 hours power reserve and a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The visible tourbillon architecture, located at the 6 o’clock position, adds to its mechanical allure.

What truly sets this watch apart is the mesmerizing graffiti-inspired artwork on the movement’s bridge plates and base. Kongo employed a specially designed spray gun to apply minuscule droplets of paint, ensuring precision without compromising the watch’s functional balance. The unique pigment adheres seamlessly to titanium components, offering a lasting vibrancy that won’t fade over time.

The sapphire crystal caseback reveals the movement’s artistic underside, featuring a radiating graffiti pattern that mimics a paint splash. This intricate design reflects the creative fusion of urban art and haute horology, making the RM 68-01 a wearable masterpiece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Experience the synergy of craftsmanship and artistry with the Richard Mille RM 68-01, where every detail tells a story of innovation and creativity.