Richard Mille RM007 18K White Gold Mother of Pearl Diamond Dial 2026

The Richard Mille RM007 is one of the foundational references in the brand's womens collection, introduced in 2005 as the maison's first purpose-built ladies automatic watch. Its elongated tonneau case in 18K white gold established the now-familiar Richard Mille ergonomics in a more compact format, while preserving the architectural presence and technical identity that define the brand. This example is distinguished by its mother of pearl dial, diamond hour markers, and date display at 6 oclock, a configuration that balances high jewelry refinement with the overt mechanical character collectors expect from an early Richard Mille. At its core is the automatic Calibre RM007, a movement developed with the same emphasis on shock resistance and winding efficiency that shaped the brands early technical reputation. Particularly notable is the patented rotor system featuring an 18K gold segment and more than 100 gold micro-balls contained within a transparent carrier, an unconventional solution created to moderate energy transmission under impact. That micro-ball rotor remains one of the most recognizable signatures of the reference and a point of lasting collector interest. The RM007 also marks an important moment in Richard Mille history, as it translated the brands experimental engineering language into a watch intended specifically for women without diluting its horological seriousness. In white gold, the case brings added weight and presence, while the mother of pearl and diamond details underline the references place among the more expressive early executions. For collectors of early Richard Mille, the RM007 stands as a historically important model that combines period innovation, recognizable design, and a distinctly uncommon movement architecture. Like New with Richard Mille box, additional Richard Mille strap and papers dated 2026.