Richard Mille RM 66 Flying Tourbillon One Of 50 Was Ever Made
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The Richard Mille RM 66 Flying Tourbillon is a highly limited, rock-and-roll-inspired luxury timepiece introduced by Richard Mille. Renowned for its provocative design, the watch prominently features a skeletonized 5N red gold hand sculpted into the iconic “devil’s horns” gesture, which acts as a structural element holding the movement.
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The RM 66 Ti CA refers to the specific material configuration of the Richard Mille RM 66 Flying Tourbillon “Rock’n’Roll”, a highly limited timepiece restricted to just 50 pieces worldwide. In Richard Mille’s coding system, “Ti” stands for Titanium (used for the grade 5 titanium caseband and movement components) and “CA” stands for Carbon TPT® (used for the front bezel and caseback)..
RM 66 Manual Winding Flying Tourbillon
CALIBRE RM66
Manual winding tourbillon movement with hours and minutes.
POWER RESERVE
Circa 72 hours (± 10%).
BASEPLATE AND BRIDGES MADE OF GRADE 5 TITANIUM
Grade 5 titanium is a biocompatible, highly corrosion-resistant and remarkably rigid alloy, which enables the gear train to function effortlessly. The alloy is 90% titanium, 6% aluminum and 4% vanadium.
This combination further increases the material’s mechanical properties, which explains its frequent use in the aerospace, aeronautics and automobile industries.
The baseplate and bridges have been subjected to intensive and complete validation tests to optimise their resistance capacities.
FLYING TOURBILLON WITH VARIABLE-INERTIA BALANCE–
Positioned at 12 o’clock, the flying tourbillon is a complex regulating mechanism. The distinctive feature of the so-called ‘flying’ tourbillon is that its cage is assembled without an upper bridge, creating the impression of weightlessness, and offering perfect visibility.
The free-sprung balance offers better reliability in the event of shocks or movement assembly and disassembly, and also guarantees better chronometric results over an extended period of time. The regulator index is eliminated, and a more accurate and repeatable calibration is possible thanks to 4 small, adjustable screws located directly on the balance.
HAND IN 5N RED GOLD—
Created by teams overseen by Olivier Vaucher, a renowned Genevan engraver, the openwork hand in 5N red gold is attached to the barrel bridge. Microblasted, polished and finished entirely by hand, each component is the result of extremely careful craftsmanship.
