RM Index
Every Richard Mille ever made, in one place.
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The Richard Mille index
Every Richard Mille watch since 2001, from the RM 001 Tourbillon to the latest pieces of the current collection, with its colourways, limited editions and the sources that confirm them.
Each reference page gathers the official name and specifications, the calibre, case materials and edition size, every known colourway and collector name, the family it belongs to, and the independent dealers who carry it. Search by reference (“RM 27-05”, “rm11”), by partner (Nadal, Bubba Watson, McLaren, Ferrari) or by collector name (“Baby Nadal”, “Qatar”).
Richard Mille by partner
Watches developed with Richard Mille’s partners, from Rafael Nadal’s tourbillons and the “Baby Nadal” to Bubba Watson, McLaren, Ferrari and Felipe Massa.
Collections and guides
The Bonbon series, every Le Mans Classic edition, the RM 67-02 athlete editions, skull and sapphire watches, and guides to reference numbers, materials and collector names.
By complication
Tourbillons, split-seconds chronographs, flyback chronographs, extra-flat calibres, travel time and high jewellery: filter the index by what each calibre does.
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From the RM 001 Tourbillon of 2001 to the releases of 2026, follow every reference on the timeline.
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The materials that define Richard Mille cases and calibres, as the brand describes them.
- Carbon TPT®
- Composed of multiple layers of parallel filaments obtained by dividing carbon fibres, impregnated with resin and stacked with a 45° shift between layers, then heated to 120°C at 6 bars before machining. Renowned for its resistance to microcracks.
- Quartz TPT®
- Developed with North Thin Ply Technology: hundreds of layers of silica-based quartz filaments, no more than 45 microns thick, stacked by an automatic system that turns the fibres 45° between each layer. It is what gives Richard Mille cases their solid colours.
- Gold Carbon TPT®
- Some 600 layers of parallel carbon filaments interleaved with gold leaf, giving a gilded, marbled finish.
- Grade 5 titanium
- An alloy of 90% titanium, 6% aluminium and 4% vanadium: biocompatible, highly corrosion resistant and rigid, widely used for baseplates, bridges and cases.
- ATZ ceramic
- A white ceramic known for its high scratch resistance (1,400 Vickers) and its colour that never changes. TZP is its black and coloured counterpart.
- Cermet
- A metallic zirconium matrix with high-performance ceramic inserts, combining the lightness of titanium with the hardness of a ceramic.
- Coloured sapphire
- Cases cut from sections of a single block of coloured sapphire. Colour depends on temperature and crystal growth; the machining takes weeks.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Richard Mille index?
RM Index is an independent catalogue of every known Richard Mille reference: 142 references in 70 families, with 207 documented colourways and editions, from the RM 001 of 2001 to today. Each entry links to the official model page or to the published sources that confirm it.
How many Richard Mille watch references are there?
The index lists 142 references: 32 in the current collection, 94 historical models and 16 special pieces such as sapphire, skull, jewellery and unique editions. Many references exist in several colourways and limited editions, which are listed on each watch page.
What was the first Richard Mille watch?
The RM 001 Tourbillon, presented in 2001. It was the pre-series of the RM 002, and every Richard Mille reference since descends from it.
What are the best-known Richard Mille nicknames?
Collectors call the time-only Rafael Nadal line (RM 035, RM 35-01, RM 35-02, RM 35-03) the “Baby Nadal”, and the RM 055 Bubba Watson the “Baby Bubba”. The two RM 035 Americas editions are the “Black Toro” and “Gold Toro”, and the RM 67-02 made for high jumper Mutaz Essa Barshim is known as the “Qatar”. You can search the index by nickname.
How are Richard Mille references numbered?
References share a base number per family: the RM 027 Tourbillon Rafael Nadal was followed by the RM 27-01 to RM 27-05, and the RM 011 by the RM 11-01 to RM 11-05. Later pieces use the two-digit form with a version suffix. Lettered series such as the RM UP-01 and RM HJ-02 form families of their own.
Which Richard Mille watches are in the current collection?
32 references are in the official collection today. The most recent include the RM HJ-02, RM 64-01, RM 55-01, RM 41-01.
What materials does Richard Mille use?
Grade 5 titanium, red and white gold, TZP and ATZ ceramics, sapphire crystal, and the brand's composites Carbon TPT® and Quartz TPT®, made from many layers of parallel filaments impregnated with resin and stacked at a 45° shift. Each colourway on the watch pages lists its case materials.
Where can I buy a Richard Mille watch?
RM Index does not sell watches. New pieces are sold through Richard Mille boutiques. Each watch page has a Where to buy section listing independent dealers who carry that reference, with their asking price and a direct link. Dealers can ask to be listed through the contact page.
Is RM Index affiliated with Richard Mille?
No. RM Index is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Richard Mille. Watch images and model names © Richard Mille; photos from the press and dealers are credited to their source on each page.
What is the “Baby Nadal”?
The collectors’ name for Rafael Nadal’s time-only Richard Mille watches, made alongside his tourbillons: the RM 035 (2011), RM 35-01 (2014), RM 35-02 (2016, in black Carbon TPT and red Quartz TPT) and RM 35-03 (2021, with its butterfly rotor, later in black, pastel blue and salmon).
What is the RM 67-02 “Qatar”?
The RM 67-02 Automatic Extra Flat made in 2017 for Qatari high jumper Mutaz Essa Barshim, in maroon and white Quartz TPT after the Qatari flag. The RM 67-02 also exists in editions for Wayde van Niekerk, Alexis Pinturault, Sébastien Ogier, Alexander Zverev and Italy.
Which Richard Mille references have the most colourways?
In the index, the RM 011 (36), RM 055 (14), RM 67-02 (12) have the most documented colourways and limited editions. Switch the index to “All” to see every colourway as its own entry.
What is the lightest Richard Mille?
The RM 27-05 Flying Tourbillon Rafael Nadal (2024) weighs 11.5 grams without its strap and withstands 14,000 g, which Richard Mille presents as a two-fold record for a manual winding tourbillon watch.
What is the Richard Mille Bonbon collection?
A 2019 series of ten candy- and fruit-themed pieces built on the RM 07-03, RM 16-01 and RM 37-01: Marshmallow, Cupcake, Myrtille, Litchi, Citron, Fraise, Réglisse, Kiwi, Cerise and Sucette (Lollipop), each limited to 30 pieces.
What are the Richard Mille Le Mans Classic editions?
Limited editions in green and white made for the Le Mans Classic since 2008: the RM 011 (2008 and 2012), RM 010 (2010), RM 008 (2012), RM 030 (2014), RM 11-02 (2016), RM 11-03 (2018), RM 029 (2022), RM 72-01 (2023) and RM 30-01 (2025).
How up to date is the index?
The catalogue was last compiled on 2026-10-25. Names, specifications and packshots of catalogued models are read from richardmille.com; pieces outside the official catalogue are added only when published sources confirm them. Where there is no official packshot, photos from the press or dealers are credited with a link.