Richard Mille RM 032 Automatic Chronograph Dive Watch
Among other things, Richard Mille gets an award for having some of the longest technical spec sheets out there. I wouldn't normally do this, but below you can read the entire thing - it is like an RM 032 bible! Brand spanking new is this new RM 032 Automatic Chronograph Diver's watch that sits between the RM 025 and the RM 028 Divers that share the round case style. From a price and function perspective the RM 032 sits in the middle and is a great new temptation from the brand.Available in either titanium, 18k white gold, or in 18k red gold, the RM 032 case is large at 50mm wide and a hefty 17.80mm thick. Though I feel that the titanium model won't be too heavy. The large sporty chronograph pushers as new, and so is the movement which is the RMAC2 automatic. This is in interesting movement because of the features that it combines. It is more than just an automatic chronograph with a few other neat features. First is the chronograph itself which is unique. It usually centrally mounted h

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