A slightly redesigned version of the original RM 33, the new RM 33-01 is still a round, slim automatic wristwatch, but with some variation. Though the case remains round, its details have changed. The lugs are more pronounced and angular, while the dial has italicised hour numerals inspired by a speedometer.

The sub-seconds is at six o’clock, with the date window just beside it. Like in most other Richard Mille watches, the date is comprised of a skeletonised, black date disc against a solid background for legibility.

The movement inside remains the same Vaucher sourced automatic with a micro-rotor in platinum, as well as bridges and the base plate in black coated titanium.

Available in rose or white gold, or titanium, the RM 33-01 has a 45.7 mm diameter case that’s a thin 9.2 mm high. The look is vintage Richard Mille, as is the price. Though it’s not been revealed, the RM 33-01 will cost in the region of US$80,000 to US$100,000, just like its predecessor.