Richard Mille Replica Watches's iconic Richard Mille Replica Watches, a Swiss timepiece that is incredibly original and unique, was a big hit when it appeared in 2003. It deservedly received a lot attention. The innovative idea of displaying the time by four satellites in orbit earned the company fame and a lot of attention. The brand discontinued production of the flagship model seven years later. Richard Mille Replica Watches has revived the concept, and created a timepiece called Richard Mille Replica Watches exclusively for the Only Watch charity auction 2011.
The Richard Mille Replica Watches is a brand-new aircraft that features a phoenix symbol, which represents its rebirth from ashes. This symbol is perfectly fitting for the auction's cause, which requires a great deal of resistance and resilience.
You will immediately notice the unusual dial of this wristwatch. It has orbiting satellites which display the hours as they pass the arc at the bottom,Richard Mille Replica Watches which represents minutes. Each satellite has three hour numbers and rotates a third of a circular as it approaches crown.
This display system is both original and functional. It also provides superior legibility. The satellites can be leaned so that the wearer can tell the time without turning their wrist. This is very useful, especially while driving. It is also very helpful that the hours and minutes are both luminescent.
This unique display calls for a movement to match - the manually wound UR 3,03 movement, which operates at 3Hz with a 36 hour power reserve.Franck Muller Swiss Replica On the back of case is the indication of remaining power reserve, along with the dials for 15-minutes or 60-seconds.
The Richard Mille Replica Watches's uniqueness is also evident in the unusual shape of its case, which measures 50 mm tall, 36 mm across and 13.5 mm deep. The case is made of white gold polished, and the back case is titanium with Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour Deposition. The phoenix motif is another amazing feature visible on the case. It was hand-decorated Jean-Vincent Huguein, a master engraver.