I don’t mind it aside from a couple of things. What’s the big deal about pressing a button to record the goals? That seems dumb.
Second Q is the watch seems over complicated comparing it to other watches that do similar things. Or is that the point?
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I don’t mind it aside from a couple of things. What’s the big deal about pressing a button to record the goals? That seems dumb.
Second Q is the watch seems over complicated comparing it to other watches that do similar things. Or is that the point?
Priller
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I saw recently that Richard Mille is estimated to be the 6th largest Swiss watch brand by revenue, at around 1.7B Swiss Francs, or about $3B CAD. They have by far the highest average revenue per watch at almost $500,000/ea CAD, which is roughly double the next most expensive brand. Only the heavy hitters like Rolex, AP, Patek, Omega and Cartier are bigger by annual revenue, and Richard Mille are bigger than both Seiko and Citizen by a fair margin.
I don't get it under any circumstances, but obviously people with cash to burn do...
I don't get it under any circumstances, but obviously people with cash to burn do...
Dirty Frank
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Wait till the punters find out how much of it is Chinese sourced...I guess there must be a market
RM 41-01 : Watch Manual Winding Tourbillon Flyback Chronograph Soccer | RICHARD MILLE ⋅ RICHARD MILLE | Manual Winding Tourbillon Flyback Chronograph Soccer
Richard Mille’s relationship with the world of soccer started with the RM 11-01 and the RM 11-04 Roberto Mancini, which introduced an innovative match-time d...www.richardmille.com
