Richard Mille RM039 Aviation E6-B Watch
Richard Mille has once again broken new ground in luxury. Doing what no one else could do, they have done the unthinkable.matched a tourbillon-based movement with a slide-rule bezel. Such passion! Limited to just 30 pieces, less than three dozen lucky souls will have the comfort of flying high knowing that Richard Mille is in charge of their most precious aviation measuring and calculating needs. Thanks to the new RM039 E6-B the prayers of all pilots have been answered.The busyness of a slide-rule bezel is only matched by that of a Richard Mille exposed watch dial. Together they are like watching a Tokyo street and subway system somehow intersect. Ironically based on the Richard Mille diver watch collection, the RM039 is meant purely to be used above the ground. In fact, if I may offer my advice, it probably isn't safe to fly without the E6-B flight instrument timepiece.Calling it luxury isn't fair. This is just the price of quality measuring instruments if Richard Mille has anything t

Can someone identify this model?
Can someone identify this model? Can't seem to find it anywhere online

Finally!
the most beautiful watch i ever owned,such a beautyQuote:

What is your Grail?
Given that the search never stops... What do forum members here have as their next target? I'll start - I really hope to own a 5970P someday. Just a little out of reach at the moment :) but hopefully someday I'll get there!ImageUploadedByTapatalk1419995122.713132.jpg

One watch to share?
Happy Easter everyone. My wife and I were invited to a special preview of this years Basel release on the 25th. The event is closed to the public and is by invite only. I'm sure many here on TRF will be attending a similar event in their region as schedule permits. Being so privileged to get this invite, there is no way I'm not buying something from my AD the evening of the event. So my question to you all is:What watch would you recommend that both my wife and I could wear and enjoy? Taking into account-1. Size2. Ease of bracelet adjustability3. Material/color4. Gender neutrality We are definitely leaning toward precious metal. Not sure of our wrist sizes, but we are similar in height and structure but would definitely have to adjust the bracelet when swapped. I could pull off a 36mm case size, and in this day and age where women are wearing bigger watches, she could definitely pull off a 40mm case. She loves the Daytona but I'm not really a chronograph guy. We both love the president