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Richard Mille has unveiled a new timepiece which brings together the sophistication of a product from the luxury watchmaker with a modern design.Entitled the RM 017 Tourbillon, one luxury element which should benefit users who wear the watch is the fact that this product only measures in at 8.7mm thick, Watch Luxus reported.However, despite the size, the news source commented: "Nothing has been left to chance in the design of the RM 017 Tourbillon. Each part has been carefully created so that it meets Richard Mille’s requirements in terms of rigidity, reliability and precision."Some elements which could lead fashion watch fans to make a purchase include a ceramic endstone for its tourbillon cage, as well as the case and movement of the timepiece being designed in total consistency.Richard Mille, a company which produced its first timepiece only at the start of the millennium, finishes the watch off with a movement plate developed from grade two titanium, which is then polished with a black PVD coating.

JeanRichard Bressel Hommage a DanielAs the name implies, the new JeanRichard Bressel Hommage a Daniel automatic watch is a tribute to the gorgeous Daniel pocket watch from the XVIII century. Created by Daniel JeanRichard 300, it featured a sophisticated chain and fusee mechanism and was a technical marvel.Like the last year’s JeanRichard Aquascope 300m diving watch, the new timekeeper comes powered by their own JR 1000 automatic movement that was introduced around four years ago and is made solely in-house.JeanRichard is directly related to the famous Girard-Perregaux manufacture, another member of the SOWIND Group. So, it is clear that JR has all the means necessary to design and build its own base calibers without the need to turn to mass-produced ebauches from ETA or their clones from independent manufacturers.The watch, which is to be officially introduced early next week during the SIHH 2011 show, will be presented in a slim-looking 18-carat rose gold case.At 38 mm in diameter, it is rather small by today’s standards. However, being a dressy watch, it is just ideal to wear with business attire or with some other kind of formal dress.As one may easily guess looking at the pictures, the new JeanRichard Bressel Hommage a Daniel features a lacquered dial, which serves as a perfect background for the blued steel hands and painted Roman numerals.A small aperture at 3 o’clock shows a simple calendar with Arabic numerals on its rotating disk printed in red. Also a very nice touch.