The Best Richard Mille Watches of 2024
The maximalist French marque releases a limited amount of timepieces each year
“Its success over the past two decades does not have an equivalent in the Swiss industry,” noted a Morgan Stanley report in August. Richard Mille’s highly original and architecturally robust products represent a powerful symbol of wealth for anyone who’s in-the-know enough to recognise their tell-tale contours. “Our demand remains very strong all over the globe and we have launched some very interesting watches and editions,” says Tim Malachard, global marketing director. The French company only produces around 5,300 watches each year. With fans including Drake and Ed Sheeran — and an average price of £200,500 — that’s plenty.
Alas, it does mean that getting your hands on a Richard Mille timepiece is far from easy. In fact, it's damn near impossible. If you're not a 'friend of the brand' or at the very least a friend of a Premier League footballer's go-to fixer – or, you know, mega-watt famous yourself – then you should go the reseller route. To help you decide, we've rounded up the best Richard Mille releases of 2023.
RM 67-01 Automatic Extra Flat
38.7 x 47.52mm titanium case on alligator leather strap, £102,000
RM 72-01 Automatic Lifestyle Flyback
38.4 x 47.34mm ceramic case on rubber strap, £261,000
RM 032 Automatic Flyback
50.85mm quartz and carbon case on rubber strap, £200,000
RM 30-01 Automatic
42 x 49.94mm titanium case on rubber strap, £167,000
RM 65-01 Automatic Split- Seconds
44.5 x 49.94mm red gold/TPT case on rubber strap, £307,000
RM 65-01 Automatic Split- Seconds
44.5 x 49.94mm carbon TPT case on rubber strap, £275,000
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