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Model details
RM 055 Ceramic 42.7mm Black Bezel White Skeletonised Dial Black Crown on Black Rubber Strap
Key features
- White Skeletonised Black accents dial
- Black bezel
- Black crown
- Black Rubber strap
Main parameters
- Model family
- RM 055
- Case dimensions stated in product name
- 42.7 mm
- Case material / appearance
- Ceramic
- Dial
- White Skeletonised Black accents
- Bezel
- Black
- Crown
- Black crown
- Strap
- Black Rubber strap
- Official model-family display / functions
- Manual winding; hours, minutes and seconds
Model characteristics
This Richard Mille RM 055 Bubba Watson configuration is presented with 42.7 mm case, ceramic, white skeletonised black accents dial, black bezel, black crown, and black rubber strap. The official RM 055 model family uses manual winding and displays hours, minutes and seconds. Its defining design elements include a highly skeletonised movement and the curved tonneau-shaped case.
RM055 Ceramic ZF 42.7mm Black Bezel White Skeleton Dial Black Crown on Black Rubber Strap RMUL2
This Richard Mille watch combines a 42.7 mm ceramic case, a white dial, and a black rubber strap for a versatile everyday profile. Powered by the RMUL2 manually wound , powered by winding, it suits buyers who value a clear visual identity, practical wearability, and the ability to review real product details before deciding.
$998.00
Specifications are compiled from the available product data. Details can vary between batches. Review the images and confirm the exact version before purchasing.
Specifications
- Bezel
- Black bezel
- Bracelet / strap
- Black rubber strap
- Case back
- Display case back exposing the movement
- Case construction
- White ceramic case, solid titanium middle case
- Case size
- 42.7 mm nominal case size
- Case thickness
- 13.5 mm nominal profile
- Clasp
- Folding clasp with hinged closure
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Dial & markers
- White Skeleton dial
- Factory / version
- ZF
- Functions
- Hours; minutes; seconds
- Movement
- RMUL2 manually wound movement, powered by winding the crown





































