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Richard Mille launches two new variations for women


SWISS luxury watchmaker Richard Mille has announced two new additions to their women’s collection. The RM 07-01 is transforming into two new models, the RM 07-01 Automatic Starry Night and the RM 07-01 Automatic.

The first comes with a spectacular gem-set star face and the other debuts with an open-link bracelet made from gold and Carbon TPT®. Both watches place Carbon TPT® on a pedestal, as the durable and lightweight material offers maximum protection of movement while it glimmers with a moiré sheen.

Richard Mille Starry Night

Richard Mille Starry Night

RM 07-01 Automatic Starry Night

While the RM 07-01 Automatic Starry Night weighs a fine 29 grams, the weight does not reflect the amount of diamonds embedded into the watch. Inspired by heavenly bodies, the bezel and dial ooze elegance while the sparkles from the precious stones reminds you of the luxury that a Richard Mille watch truly encompasses. Due to the resistance of the carbon, specialist CNC machines are used to help set the Starry Night’s 181 diamonds.

RM07-01 Automatic RM07-01 Automatic

RM 07-01 Automatic

The RM 07-01 Automatic mixes together the Carbon TPT® on the bezel and caseback, and 5N red gold on the caseband for a sleek and contemporary finish. The links are hand-finished, playing with both matte and shine to ensure the watch is a standout piece on your wrist.

The much-loved size and shape of the 07-01 return with a new sense of elegance automatically becoming iconic pieces of an already sought-after collection.

by Imogen Clark 

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