Richard Mille Yohan Blake RM61-01
CALIBRE RMUL2 Skeletonised manual winding movement with hours, minutes and seconds.
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Condition
Great
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Availability
Item in stock
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Brand
Richard Mille
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Model
RM61-01
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Price
€ 195.000,00
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Year
2014
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Case material
Ceramic
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Strap material
Rubber
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Strap color
Black
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Dial color
Skeleton
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Movement
Automatic
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Box
Yes
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Papers
Yes
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Warranty
Manufacturer warranty
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Watch in very good condition with box and papers 2014
The RM 61-01 Yohan Blake takes all of its cues from the RM 59-01 tourbillon designed for the Olympic medallist and 2nd fastest man over 100m and 200m. It incorporates the calibre RMUL2, whose highly skeletonised grade 5 titanium movement is treated with PVD and Titalyt® to provide maximum performance.
The bezel and the back of the RM 61-01 are created from TZP-N. This ultra-tough black ceramic material has a low density (6g.cm3) combining extreme resistance to scratches with a very low coefficient of thermal conductivity. Composed of 95% Zirconium compound stabilized with Yttrium,
TZP-N provides a perfect finish with blasted and hand polished anglage in combination with a caseband created from light and highly resilient NTPT® carbon. Its drawn-out shape between 2 and 5 o’clock stops the crown from rubbing against the sprinter handle.
The skeletonised RMUL2 movement with 55 hours power reserve is built in grade 5 titanium treated with PVD and Titalyt® using a free sprung balance beating at 4Hz. Developed with sporting applications in mind, Richard Mille has consciously aimed for exceptional impact resistance, with
validation testing for the RM 61-01 carried out in excess of 5000 G
Accentuating the tough character of this timepiece are the large crown protectors, offering full security to the crown during sports and other activities.
The green flying bridges, woven into the front of the movement, are anodized and painted by hand, bringing to mind the colors of his Jamaican homeland, together with Yohan Blake’s nickname ‘The Beast’, a name imparted to him during his amazing record breaking perfomances on athletics tracks around the world.