Richard Mille RM 67-02 'Alexis Pinturault'

The Richard Mille RM 67-02 “Pinturault” is one of the most sought-after modern sports watches, created as part of Richard Mille’s philosophy of designing purpose-built timepieces for elite athletes. This version was developed specifically for Alexis Pinturault, the most successful French skier in World Cup history and an Olympic medallist, reflecting the extreme performance demands of alpine racing. Introduced in 2017, with this example belonging to the second production wave released in 2018, the RM 67-02 is the athletic evolution of the RM 67-01 — stripped back, ultra-lightweight, and engineered to be worn during competition. Weighing just 32 grams including the strap, it is designed to feel almost imperceptible on the wrist, ensuring absolute freedom of movement in high-intensity environments.

The case combines White Quartz TPT® for the bezel and caseback with Carbon TPT® for the caseband, materials chosen for their exceptional strength, thermal stability, and resistance to external forces. The multilayered Quartz TPT® structure is heat-moulded and reinforced with grade 5 titanium screws, while the skeletonised dial reveals hand-painted bridges in the colours of the French flag, a tribute to Pinturault’s nationality. Powering the watch is the automatic Calibre CRMA7, displaying hours and minutes with a 50-hour power reserve ±10%. Satin-finished bevelled hands provide clarity, while the woven textile RM Comfort Strap, reinforced with titanium rods and fitted without a traditional buckle, allows the watch to slide securely onto the wrist for maximum comfort and stability. The RM 67-02 Pinturault perfectly blends extreme technical engineering with national identity and athletic performance in a distinctly Richard Mille form.