Richard Mille RM 028

The Richard Mille RM 028 Automatic Winding is a watch built for diving to depths of up to 300 meters. Released in 2010 as a more practical successor to the RM 025 diving tourbillon, the RM 028 was Richard Mille’s second dive watch, which is quite spectacular. Like its predecessor, the Richard Mille RM 028 has a unique design that distinguishes it from any other watch in Richard Mille’s extensive and diverse catalog. It was the second timepiece from the watchmaker to deviate from the traditional tonneau-shaped casing that has become emblematic of the Richard Mille brand. Yet, the round case was a necessary concession - a standard requirement to accommodate the unidirectional rotating bezel and engineer the timepiece to perform flawlessly, even at great depth.