Richard Mille

a month agoRafa’s journey stands as a powerful and universal testament to hard work and resilience. His passion and commitment from such a young age have shaped him into a unique legend. Watching his growth from a rising talent to a 22-time Grand Slam champion is truly inspiring for future generations of athletes and anyone who dares to believe in their dreams. Over the years, Rafa embraced each opportunity like a true adventurer, with his skills evolving along the way, laying the groundwork for the remarkable achievements ahead. His path wasn’t always easy—such is the case for anyone driven to pursue their dreams—but El Toro de Manacor’s determination never wavered. His renowned humility also stands out amongst his attributes as a global sport’s icon. Ultimately, Rafa’s extraordinary career is a shining example of the power of dreams, persistence, and unwavering self-belief. 📸 @gettyimages

2 months agoOne for the road. Mark Cavendish claimed victory in his final race of his professional career, at the Singapore Criterium. We salute you sir! 📸 @gettyimages

3 months agoIn-keeping with McLaren’s remit that the W1 should be a supercar that is practical to use every day, the RM 65-01 McLaren W1 is perfect for daily use thanks to both the built-in robustness of the 480-part movement and its variable geometry winding rotor that can be adjust to the wearer’s lifestyle. The view through the crystal enables the grey electroplasma treatment of the grade 5 titanium baseplate to be fully appreciated, along with the black PVD and grey electroplasma treated grade 5 titanium bridges. #McLarenW1 🎥 @milledollars

3 months agoThe RM 65-01 McLaren W1 split-seconds chronograph had to have a racing engine under the bonnet. One capable of tracking performance to a 10th of a second. The existing RMAC4 movement from the original RM 65-01 proved perfect for the task. High beat frequency was necessary to set the pace of its regulator. Richard Mille’s ultimate automatic chronograph equipped with a split-seconds chronograph beats at an appropriately high speed of 5Hz or 36,000 vibrations per hour. This high rate of oscillation enables the RMAC4 chronograph to record elapsed times down to just one tenth of a second, while the movement’s vertical clutch and the two six-column wheels ensure precise and ultra-smooth activation of the chronograph functions. @mclarenauto #McLarenW1 📸 Fabien Nissels