Richard Mille RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon Watch
AED179.99
The Richard Mille RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon, developed with Rafael Nadal, is among the lightest mechanical watches ever made, weighing roughly 11.5 grams thanks to its Carbon TPT B.4 monobloc case. Its manual-winding flying tourbillon movement is rated to withstand forces beyond 14,000 g. Limited to 80 pieces, it caps the RM 027 tourbillon lineage.
Description
Product Overview
The Richard Mille RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon Rafael Nadal was developed with the tennis champion as the culmination of the RM 027 tourbillon lineage that began in 2010.
Design & Construction
The case is machined from Carbon TPT B.4, a proprietary composite exclusive to Richard Mille, in a monobloc construction where the caseband and back are milled from a single piece for extreme rigidity. The complete watch weighs approximately 11.5 grams excluding the strap.
Dial & Features
The skeletonized dial exposes the flying tourbillon and movement architecture, secured within the case by fine machining tolerances rather than screws.
Movement
Manual-winding flying tourbillon movement (Calibre RMUP-01) beating at 3Hz, validated to withstand shocks in excess of 14,000 g, setting records for both lightness and shock resistance in a manual-winding tourbillon.
Key Specifications
- Production: Limited edition of 80 pieces
- Weight: Approx. 11.5 grams (excluding strap)
Why Choose This Watch
For collectors seeking one of the most extreme expressions of lightweight tourbillon engineering in Richard Mille’s catalog.
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