RM 011 DLC Titanium Black 50-Piece Limited Edition for the Richard Mille Boutique Beverly Hills
In recognition of the grand opening of the first Richard Mille boutique in the Americas, Richard Mille introduces a limited edition RM 011 created exclusively for sale in the flagship store. The RM 011–the iconic chronograph that Richard Mille designed in conjunction with Formula 1 racecar driver Felipe Massa��shows its dark side in the new RM 011 DLC Titanium BLACK.The new timepiece features the flyback chronograph functions that are essential to athletes and sports fans alike. Some of the RM 011's main features, which include major technical innovations, are its skeletonized automatic winding movement with adjustable rotor geometry; 60-minute countdown timer; 12-hour totalizer; annual calendar; and oversize date and month. With deepest black numerals, crown, inner bezel and black DLC titanium tripartite case, this limited edition of the RM 011 embodies the chicest shade of the season.Only 50 pieces of the new RM 011 DLC Titanium BLACK will be made. The limited edition will be so

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Florijn 2 Review
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PP 5164 Service Intervals
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