The Strongest Split-second Chronograph In History

The RM 65-01 self-winding split-second chronograph has been carefully developed for nearly five years. It can be regarded as the most complex timepiece ever launched in the RICHARD MILLE workshop. This chronograph designed for the 21st century has a 5 Hz high-frequency variable inertia balance wheel to ensure a more accurate timekeeping for a long time and improve the accuracy of the stopwatch to one-tenth The second is a real "racing car", equipped with a split-second hand that can read the halfway time. It is also the first time that RICHARD MILLE has applied it to a self-winding movement. Buy top TAG Heuer clone watches online, buy replica watches at twatchclone.

The integrated movement developed in cooperation with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier is equipped with a six-column wheel structure and a vertical coupling device to ensure its consistent and stable performance. This sophisticated movement is like a commanding mechanical brain, which can be seen through the bottom cover. It is like a mechanical church, standing on a grade 5 titanium alloy base plate supported by grade 5 titanium alloy bridge plates. The movement draws power from the rapidly rotating barrel, and can maintain the ideal torque during the power reserve of approximately 60 hours to achieve power transmission. The automatic winding device of the barrel also ensures that the watch can maintain the best torque when worn. The oscillating weight of the movement's variable geometry structure also further strengthens the torque state, enabling it to change the inertia of the oscillating weight according to the wearer's activities, thereby improving the efficiency of winding.

This chronograph has also undergone a series of rigorous tests to ensure normal operation under any conditions. These include from simulated shock and drop tests to 10-year accelerated aging tests for all functions, as well as various tests such as waterproof and magnetic resistance. However, the RICHARD MILLE team did not stop there.