Richard Mille RM 67-02 Alexander Zverev

The RM 67-02 developed with tennis player Alexander Zverev is built for genuine daily wear and sport, in a case combining carbon TPT and quartz TPT measuring 38.7mm by 47.52mm, among the lightest constructions in Richard Mille's entire catalogue of current references. Carbon TPT and quartz TPT are both layered composite materials, built up under heat and pressure rather than cast or machined as a single block, which is why each case carries a distinct marbled pattern unique to that individual piece and no other.

The RM 67 line was designed specifically to be worn during physical activity rather than removed for it, with an ultra-thin automatic movement and a case built to withstand shock and flex in a way a conventional gold or steel case is simply not engineered for under real athletic stress. The two-material construction, carbon TPT for part of the case and quartz TPT for the rest, is specific to the Zverev configuration among the wider RM 67 line's several variations produced for different athletes and collaborations.

Athlete-collaboration Richard Mille references carry a following distinct from the brand's core numbered pieces, and the 67-02 in particular is recognised for being built to actually be worn hard rather than displayed behind glass. Given the reference is built for genuine sport, case and strap condition are checked with particular care before any piece is offered, given how visibly the composite case can show impact marks from genuine sporting use. Every piece Clutch sources is independently authenticated through Legit Grails, with condition documented before any commitment. Enquire to discuss availability.