The new RM 27-02 is a sports tourbillon watch designed by [RICHARD MILLE] for tennis player Rafael Nadal. It not only uses an ultra-light case, but also has super stability to withstand the huge acceleration at the moment of hitting the ball. In the men’s 400-meter sprint final of the Rio Olympics, South African athlete Wayde van Niekerk wore this watch to cross the finish line and win the gold medal. RICHARD MILLE was inspired by the racing chassis, and the “integrated” design of the hollow main splint and case of the movement greatly improved the impact resistance. In order to make the watch lighter, Richard Mille also collaborated with North Thin Ply Technology to develop a hard and wear-resistant “quartz fiber” ultralight material to make the case. The weight of the whole watch is like a book of paper, and it presents a rough texture like Damascus steel. The structure of the entire movement can be clearly seen through the watch mirror. The 6 points are the floating tourbillon, and the 12 points are Richard Mille’s unique fast-rotating barrel, which can provide up to 52 hours of power storage and improve the kinetic energy efficiency by 20% when the first winding. The white bezel is fixed to the case by 12 five-grade titanium screws, with an orange strap and a red crown. To improve reading recognition, the ends of the hour hands are also emphasized in a bright orange. RICHARD MILLE RM 27-02 watch, full carbon fiber case, sapphire crystal watch back, carbon fiber dial, floating tourbillon movement, 19 stones, power reserve hours, braided strap, titanium clasp, water resistance 50 meters. Complications: Tourbillon
