The draw with this Richard Mille RM UP-01 Ferrari ulra-flat titanium is that it’s so out of character for Mille, which notoriously produces some of the biggest, boldest timepieces ever made. The goal here was to make the thinnest wristwatch possible that was practical to use everyday. With a movement thinness of 1.18 mm and an overall thinness of an equally incredible 1.75 mm, the watch was 6,000 hours in development and testing, over several years. The movement was made in collaboration with Audemars Piguet. It is numbered 37 of 150.
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From the article by Carol Besler
