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The Richard Mille watches replica RM 66 Flying Tourbillon: Unconventional and Proudly Different The new RM 66 Flying Tourbillon is undoubtedly one of the most rebellious models in the collection. Its dazzling metallic "devil's horns" symbolize a generation, a school of thought, and a spiritual world. Those who, like Richard Mille, seek to push the boundaries of all things will find resonance in the RM 66 Flying Tourbillon's distinctive design.The first thing that catches the eye is the skeletonized 5N red gold hand that holds the movement. True to Richard Mille's distinctive style, this hand appears to have an X-ray effect, a nod to the RM 052 Skull Tourbillon, a constant reminder of the reverence for mortality and the importance of fully enjoying the present moment. At the same time, the RM 66 Flying Tourbillon evokes the uninhibited spirit and rock 'n' roll of the 1960s, a period that upended lifestyles. luxury replica watches Inspired by Rock Music
• Flying Tourbillon at 12 o'clockThe RM 66 Flying Tourbillon watch, designed by Cécile Guenat, Richard Mille's Creative and Development Director, was inspired by the metal salute of the "devil's horns": the index and pinky fingers are extended, while the thumb, visible on the back of the watch, holds the middle and ring fingers in place. The five fingers are milled and then handcrafted by the engraver. This engraving process, performed by renowned Geneva engraver Olivier Vaucher, involves a lengthy and meticulous process of polishing to reveal the contours of the phalanx, while a micro-blasted surface treatment further emphasizes the delicate craftsmanship of the joints.The rapid-winding barrel of the manual-winding RM 66 movement is located at 6 o'clock, providing a 72-hour power reserve. The tourbillon is located at 12 o'clock, a first for Richard Mille. The contours of the grade 5 titanium movement follow the lines of the wrist, each featuring a fully skeletonized design for maximum transparency. This is achieved thanks to a complex mechanical solution employed by Richard Mille: a variable-inertia flying tourbillon structure that enhances the skeletonized effect, a rarity in previous Richard Mille watches. The tourbillon cage is fixed to its axis at only one end, preventing the upper bridge from interfering with the movement's airy feel and enhancing the visual effect. This adventurous design proved challenging, as Richard Mille's shock resistance tests are among the most stringent in the watchmaking industry. This unconventional design allows the 180-degree rotating tourbillon movement to perform its "ballet" invaluable space. high quality watches replica The RM 66 Flying Tourbillon, which brings rock music to life, required considerable technical ingenuity; in fact, the initial development work alone consumed 1,500 hours, and the case team spent another nine months crafting it. For example, the hour markers, reminiscent of guitar picks, extend through the titanium's pointed design. Despite the numerous challenges of working with titanium in this piece, the aforementioned components were first polished and ground to a flawless micro-blasted finish. Finally, each hour marker was screwed onto the titanium bezel. Polishing the beveled edges of the bezel before black electroplating was also a meticulous task.Richard Mille's meticulous attention to detail is also evident in the craftsmanship of the spider-shaped crown in grade 5 titanium. The Gothic-style crown assembly, set with a ruby ​​on a round black rubber gasket, presents a significant assembly challenge. The engraved skull motif is another nod to the RM 052 Skull Tourbillon watch. When the barrel tension reaches optimal levels, the torque-limiting crown automatically disengages, preventing the risk of overwinding. Julien Boillat, Richard Mille's Technical Director of Cases, explains: "We spent over 200 hours on this component, from development to completion; machining the crown alone takes a further 12 hours. Titanium is much more challenging to polish than red gold or steel. Furthermore, it's difficult to keep the crown stable during polishing, forcing us to use a special clamp to secure it from the inside. Creating this crown requires some ingenuity."The rugged style of the Carbon TPT® case contrasts strikingly with the precious luster of red gold. The middle case, made of grade 5 titanium, features satin-finished posts with polished bevels, and is inlaid with a 5N red gold insert. This insert, emblazoned with the "Clou de Paris" motif, is machined, then hand-polished to preserve the avant-garde feel of a punk belt. The RM 66 Flying Tourbillon is limited to 50 pieces. As evidenced by its meticulous attention to detail, it is not only a vibrant and dynamic new creation, its irreverent spirit captivates, but also a perfect reflection of the brand's image. www.grand-watch.co