83% matchHublot
Same exotic-materials, oversized statement-watch playbook
What changes: LVMH-scaled production and lower entry price than RM
Brand profile
Swiss maker of ultra-expensive, technically extreme tonneau-cased watches, developed with elite athletes and sold only through the brand's own boutiques.
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Tonneau three-part cases, skeletonised movements and aerospace materials such as Carbon TPT, titanium and sapphire define the construction.
Shock-resistant models are developed with tennis, Formula 1 and golf players, so the watches are engineered to be worn during competition.
Founded in 2001 and priced routinely in the six figures, the brand sells through its own boutiques rather than third-party retail.
83% matchSame exotic-materials, oversized statement-watch playbook
What changes: LVMH-scaled production and lower entry price than RM
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Richard Mille builds ultra-high-end Swiss watches from Les Breuleux, based around a tonneau-shaped three-part case and heavily skeletonised movements. Richard Mille and Dominique Guenat founded the brand in 2001 as equal partners through operating company Horométrie, debuting the hand-wound RM 001 Tourbillon at Baselworld; Audemars Piguet has held a shareholding since 2007. The company works in aerospace-derived materials such as Carbon TPT, titanium and sapphire, sells through its own boutiques, and develops shock-resistant models with tennis, Formula 1 and golf athletes. Prices routinely reach six figures.