Richard Mille Automatic Winding Flyback Chronograph Les Voiles de Saint Barth RM 032

Ref #: RM 032 Richard Mille Richard Mille Automatic Winding Flyback Chronograph Les Voiles de Saint Barth – RM 032

Richard Mille Automatic Winding Flyback Chronograph Les Voiles de Saint Barth – RM 032 INTRODUCTION Involved in creating the regatta in 2010 and its title partner since 2019, Richard Mille is once again present at the event, accompanied this year by the brand’s freediving partner Arnaud Jerald. The four-time world record holder and reigning world freediving champion is proud to be associated with this internationally renowned competition: “Our disciplines are synonymous with performance, humility, solidarity and surpassing oneself, and I am honoured to be a patron of this year’s Les Voiles de Saint Barth Richard Mille competition. I sailed when I was younger and I love the sensations, so I’m looking forward to picking up some valuable insights and talking to some true enthusiasts. Sailing and freediving are also sports in which experience is highly valued, so I expect to learn a lot from this event. Automatic winding movement with hours, minutes, oversize date, month, flyback chronograph with minutes and seconds counter, hour counter, running indicator and variable-geometry rotor. Limited edition of 120 pieces. Power reserve Around 50 hours ( ±  10%), 45 hours with the chronograph running. Actual power reserve results will depend on how long the chronograph is utilised. Baseplate And Bridges Made Of Grade 5 Titanium These components in grade 5 titanium with black PVD coating confer great rigidity on the whole assembly, as well as the precise surface flatness essential for perfect functioning of the gear train. The skeletonised baseplate and bridges were subjected to separate and extensive validation tests to ensure they met rigorous strength requirements. Using the pusher between 4 and 5 o’clock, the running chronograph can be reset without first having to stop the mechanism. Oversize Date Display Semi-instantaneous, placed in a horizontal aperture below 12 o’clock, with automatic adjustment for months of 30 or 31 days. Semi-instantaneous indicator with Arabic numerals placed between 4 and 5 o’clock.