This 34 mm Royal Oak Selfwinding limited edition in black ceramic is the fruit of the Manufacture’s latest collaboration with Carolina Bucci. For the occasion, the jewellery designer has created a dial endowed with a unique multi-coloured mirror effect paying tribute to the iconic Tapisserie design.

Ronde Must de Cartier watch, 36 mm, high autonomy quartz movement (approx. 8 years). Steel case, beaded crown set with a synthetic cabochon-shaped spinel, sandblasted silver dial, blued-steel sword-shaped hands, sapphire crystal, steel strap fitted with an interchangeability system. Thickness: 7.89 mm. Water-resistant to 3 bar (approx. 30 meters/100 feet).

In this 44.25 mm model, the Speedmaster’s lunar history is celebrated on the blackened movement, which has been laser-ablated to represent the moon’s surface. The near side can be seen through the blackened skeletonised dial, while the far side can be seen through the caseback.

Grey satin-finish titanium case with a black rubber strap with a stiched black (alligator) leather top. Fixed grey titanium bezel. Black composite resin bezel lug sandwiched between the bezel and case. Skeleton dial with silver-tone hands and index hour markers. Minute markers around the outer rim. Dial Type: Analog. Date display at the 6 o'clock position

A Richard Mille watch price is universally worth more on the pre-owned market compared to when bought new. We’ve only seen this appreciation in value in a few watch brands. The root cause of the increased value in Richard Mille watch prices is due to supply and demand. Richard Mille produces high end watches in very limited numbers. Both of those, combined with popularity, are the reasons why Richard Mille watches cost more used than new.

Previously worn with visible signs of usage. The movement is flawless and the case has been cleaned. The watch has been tested to ensure full functionality. An inspection by our certified watchmakers guarantees its authenticity.