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The Richard Mille RM35 …

 
 By: AndrewD : July 17th, 2014-05:20
 was a watch that caught my eye the moment it was shown in 2011. It carries many of the important RM design cues: a tonneau case in exotic materials  in this case titanium and a magnesium-aluminium alloy coated using an electro-plasma oxidation treatmen...  

Thanks Andrew for the 'quick' and 'reaction' thoughts on the RM035.

 
 By: 219 : July 17th, 2014-13:58
As a contrast, you might like to try the newer RM035-01 NTPT carbon case for that short-list. New designed movement, bridges, and a case out of a fascinating form of carbon. But completely agree with you on the watch! Andrew H

RM have really give the RM35-01 a ...

 
 By: AndrewD : July 21st, 2014-15:32
... very different look and feel. I'm impressed because it would have been easy to repackage the basic movement in a different case. I'm not sure I love the carbon case look, but that's a personal opinion. However the movement and the way it is mounted in... 

one of the most successful indeed...

 
 By: gensiulia : July 18th, 2014-11:26
...I hope you get there. best, christian

As you said, it has all of the RM DNA

 
 By: Mark in Paris : July 18th, 2014-15:10
First, let me make a little correction: it's not Titanium but a full Aluminium-Magnesium alloy. Then it is coated by the type of oxidation you mentionned. I'm happy to share the interest for this particular RM, it really gathers many very interesting aspe... 

Thanks for the additional information

 
 By: AndrewD : July 21st, 2014-16:08
The case material used for the RM35 went through several changes in the prototyping stage and the final materials used just demonstrate the attention to detail at RM and why this is a very worthy watch in the range. I know you love the Rm35 and I have alw...