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Richard Mille goes for gold with Alexis Pinturault at the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup


CELEBRATING his 30th birthday somewhat unconventionally but far more extraordinarily, Alexis Pinturault lifted the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup in Lezerheide, Switzerland on his special day. Describing it as the “most beautiful day of my career. I did the maximum I could… I’ve worked so hard for multiple years and now it just feels so great! Claiming a Globe and also the big Crystal Globe at the same time is something really unbelievable.”

Now, he has become the most successful French skier in the World Cup history by taking home his 34th career win in this tournament cementing his position into eighth on the rankings for Men’s All-Time.

Alexis Pinturault Richard Mille

Alexis Pinturault with his RM 67-02

Richard Mille 67-02

Richard Mille 67-02

As he lifted his trophy, he had the unmissable Richard Mille 67-02 on his wrist who have supported the athlete since 2014. With the Olympic Snow of Beijing on the horizon for next year and the next World Championships in 2023, the Swiss watchmakers are excited to continue their partnership with him.

by Imogen Clark 

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