Crafted around a carbon case and carbon bezel spanning 47.25 x 38.70 mm, the RM 67-02 Alexander Zverev carries the distinctive tonneau silhouette that has come to define Richard Mille's athletic collaborations. A sapphire crystal covers the skeletonized dial, allowing a clear view of the automatic movement within, while a screw-locked crown reinforces the case against the elements to 30 metres of water resistance.
The watch is fitted with a felt strap secured by a folding clasp, a pairing that speaks to the lightweight, performance-oriented spirit of the Alexander Zverev edition. The open architecture of the dial reveals the movement's construction without additional complications, keeping the focus squarely on the mechanical artistry inside.
This is the RM 67-02 in one of its most distinctive athlete-linked references — a carbon-intensive, skeleton-dialed timepiece built around the demands of elite sport and the aesthetic language of Richard Mille.
