The RM-67-02 is much thinner, much louder, and has a much better strap. You'll be surprised at how flexible it is, almost like an elastic strap. The most radical aspect of this timepiece is its strap.
This watch was created in a variety of hues and variations. Wayde Van Niekerk, South Africa's sprint champion, was the inspiration for the green.

This watch is based on the previous model, the RM 67-01, which was awarded the extremely thin slim case classification. The thickness was only 7.8 mm. Isn't it incredible?
The utilization of high-tech materials combined with reduced weight is one of Richard Mille's most outstanding abilities. These timepieces are unlike anything else on the market. They are distinct in every way, especially because the skeletonized movement is remarkable.
From its practicality to its aesthetic, this watch is synonymous with minimalism. It has a neat display with simply hour and minute markers, no date, and no calendar. The RM 67-02 is more of a fashion thing, we can use it as a perfect accessory for daily use. It's funky and stylish.

Case

The RM 67-02 casing has a very simple appearance. Its breadth is approximately 47.5 mm lug to lug. Quartz TPT is the material utilised to give this watch its stripy appearance. The case is only made of two materials. Richard Mille is the sole owner of the material. One of the most noticeable features of this watch is its very comfortable titanium spline screw, which aids in the operation of the case. Surprisingly, this watch has 3-bar water resistance, as well as heat and mild rain resistance.

Movement

This watch has the 7th in-house calibre movement, which is titanium from the base and has carbon TPT bridges with a touch of white gold. This watch has a power reserve of 50 hours. It includes many screws for various adjustments. Richard Mille's unique technique operates at 28,800 hertz per hour.