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Expressing the World of Luxury Jets

ACJ is the division responsible for manufacturing private jets for corporate clients. Based on Airbus jetliners, they create opulent interiors, offering an unparalleled airborne travel experience. The design of this watch is inspired by the elegant windows of such aircraft. The bezel, crafted from a plate of special ATZ® white ceramic, presents a beautiful finish.

The titanium-aluminum alloy used for the middle case and case back shares the same composition as the turbine blades in jet engines. The screws securing the bezel are not standard Richard Mille components but are specially designed screws used in the aerospace industry. Furthermore, the movement parts are coated with the same protective treatment applied to aircraft engines and bodies to prevent corrosion. The use of materials and technologies akin to those in aircraft enhances both internal and external reliability.

The dial features a transparent sapphire crystal construction. Colorful markers evoke the appearance of gauges and instruments. This complication, skillfully embodying the world of luxurious jets, seems poised to open new horizons for Richard Mille.

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Richard Mille's Thinnest Tonneau Model

Richard Mille watches prioritize durability, and many of their multi-functional and complicated models tend to be relatively thick. However, this watch was developed with the aim of being the thinnest tonneau model in the Richard Mille collection.

The case housing this movement is only 7.75mm thick. The Grade 5 titanium case is meticulously shaped through 215 distinct processes. Its functions are limited to time display, date indication, and a function selector, offering a simplicity that allows one to admire its elegant form.

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Luxurious Mechanical Fountain Pen RMS 05

Richard Mille has created a fountain pen. This is not a joke, nor is it a novelty item. As expected from Richard Mille, it is no ordinary fountain pen. Utilizing their signature materials, they have developed the mechanical fountain pen "RMS 05."

The case is made from Richard Mille's proprietary NTPT® carbon fiber material, resulting in a unique surface texture.

Upon first use, you might be surprised that the nib does not extend when the cap is removed. This is where the "mechanical" aspect truly shines. Pressing the push-button at the rear of the pen activates a series of gears, reminiscent of a watch's movement, which causes the nib to emerge over 10 seconds. The mainspring is wound by the movement of the cap being fitted, which simultaneously retracts the nib.

This intricate mechanism, developed over approximately four years, might even allow for a moment of decisive thought during the 10 seconds it takes for the nib to appear before signing a contract. It is a witty masterpiece that could pioneer a new category of luxury fountain pens.