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The RM 43-01 Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph Ferrari marks the latest advancement in the ongoing collaboration between Richard Mille and Ferrari. Following their groundbreaking RM UP-01 Ultraflat Ferrari in 2022, this new creation reimagines the complex format of a tourbillon split-seconds chronograph, Hypebeast reports.

The new RM 43-01 incorporates a host of features inspired by Ferrari’s engineering excellence. Its design draws parallels to the car brand’s engine blocks and crankcases, using angular structures, raised ribs, contrasting finishes, and gold hexagonal screws to reflect Ferrari’s industrial precision.

On the dial, the clutch wheel of the V8 engine influences the setting of the jewels in the barrel. The skeletonized 30-minute totalizer on the dial echoes the importance of the tachometer on a modern Ferrari dashboard, completing the three-dimensional visual appeal of the watch.

Limited to 75 pieces, the RM 43-01 Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph Ferrari is available in microblasted titanium and Carbon TPT® cases.

Both variants also reference the drivers representing Ferrari in Formula 1 in 2025: Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc.

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