Richard Mille Celebrates 10th Edition of Le Mans Classic
After a four-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Le Mans Classic is back again in its 10th edition and come next year summer, it will be celebrating the centenary of 24 Hours Le Mans.
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Since the founding of his eponymous brand in 2001, Richard Mille has been synonymous with high-tech watchmaking. The sublime pieces that come out of this luxury manufacture are overall a testament to the brand?s extreme devotion to research and innovation, where the timepiece pieces are a pleasure to look at as it is a technical marvel.
The watch brand has captured the hearts of many over the years and is a favourite among celebrities and sportsmen. The appeal is simple, Richard Mille?s timepieces are distinctive: skeletonised with a tonneau-shaped case that sits snuggly on the wrist; on average a watch only weighs 40 grams.
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Aside from performing its function as a timekeeper on the wrist, watchmakers often take its job to a greater proportion. Just like Rolex has been the official timekeeper for the F1 and Omega for the Olympics, Richard Mille has been a long-time partner of Le Mans Classic since its creation in 2002. The eponymous founder is a notable car enthusiast, especially classic racing cars and it made total sense that he was one half of the duo that established the Le Mans Classic...
The post Richard Mille Celebrates 10th Edition of Le Mans Classic appeared first on LUXUO.
Image: DPPI
Since the founding of his eponymous brand in 2001, Richard Mille has been synonymous with high-tech watchmaking. The sublime pieces that come out of this luxury manufacture are overall a testament to the brand?s extreme devotion to research and innovation, where the timepiece pieces are a pleasure to look at as it is a technical marvel.
The watch brand has captured the hearts of many over the years and is a favourite among celebrities and sportsmen. The appeal is simple, Richard Mille?s timepieces are distinctive: skeletonised with a tonneau-shaped case that sits snuggly on the wrist; on average a watch only weighs 40 grams.
Image: DPPI
READ MORE: Richard Mille Congratulates Rafael Nadal?s 12th Roland Garros Victory
Aside from performing its function as a timekeeper on the wrist, watchmakers often take its job to a greater proportion. Just like Rolex has been the official timekeeper for the F1 and Omega for the Olympics, Richard Mille has been a long-time partner of Le Mans Classic since its creation in 2002. The eponymous founder is a notable car enthusiast, especially classic racing cars and it made total sense that he was one half of the duo that established the Le Mans Classic...
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