Richard Mille RM002 Rose Gold

The Richard Mille RM 002 AH PG embodies the pioneering spirit of Richard Mille. Crafted in 18ct rose gold with the brand’s signature tonneau-shaped case, this manual-winding tourbillon features an anthracite carbon nanofiber baseplate and a striking skeletonized architecture. Engineered for exceptional shock resistance and precision, it offers a 78-hour power reserve and a distinctive torque indicator, uniting avant-garde materials with uncompromising haute horlogerie performance.

The Richard Mille RM 002 AH PG is one of the early icons that helped define the bold, ultra-technical identity of Richard Mille. Introduced in the early 2000s as part of the brand’s pioneering RM 002 line, this manual-winding tourbillon represents a fusion of cutting-edge materials, avant-garde design, and traditional haute horlogerie craftsmanship.

Housed in a distinctive 18ct rose gold tonneau-shaped case measuring approximately 37.6mm x 40mm, the RM 002 AH PG makes an immediate statement on the wrist. The “AH” designation refers to its anthracite (grey) carbon nanofiber baseplate, an advanced material engineered for extreme rigidity and shock resistance. Paired with a skeletonized dial and visible tourbillon mechanism, the watch showcases its mechanical architecture in full view, emphasizing both transparency and technical performance.

At its heart is a manual-winding tourbillon movement offering around 78–80 hours of power reserve. A signature feature is its torque indicator, which allows the wearer to monitor the optimal mainspring tension—an innovation rarely seen in traditional watchmaking. The result is a timepiece that blends Formula 1–inspired engineering with high-end Swiss finishing, establishing the RM 002 AH PG as a landmark in contemporary luxury watch design.