Alright, so, I’ve been messing around with this watch, the Richard Mille RM 07-01 Carbon TPT, the original order version. It’s a pretty cool piece, and I wanted to share my whole experience with it, from start to finish. This is the real deal, no fancy talk, just what I did and what I found out.
First off, I got my hands on this watch. It wasn’t easy, you know? These things are not just lying around. Anyway, I finally got it and the first thing that hit me was how light it is. I mean, for a watch that looks so tough, it feels like it’s barely there. That’s because of the Carbon TPT stuff it’s made of. The case is this cool, dark material, and it has this unique, almost layered look to it.
Next, I started wearing it. Just going about my day, nothing special. And man, it’s comfortable. The strap, the way it sits on my wrist – it’s all good. Plus, it’s tough. I’m not exactly gentle with my stuff, and this watch took it all like a champ. No scratches, no dings, nothing.
Diving Into the Details
So, after wearing it for a while, I got curious about the specifics. I looked it up, I found that the case size is 45.66 x 31.4mm. I did a double-take. That’s a pretty serious chunk of real estate for a watch. But again, it doesn’t feel like it because of the material.
Here’s what I did next:
- Wore it everywhere: Seriously, I took this thing everywhere. To the gym, to work, even just lounging around the house.
- Checked the time: Sounds obvious, but I wanted to see how easy it is to read in different light. No problems there.
- Showed it off: Let’s be honest, this is a good-looking watch. I got some compliments, people asking about it. It’s a conversation starter for sure.
After all this, what’s the verdict? This Richard Mille RM 07-01, it’s a solid piece. It’s tough, it’s light, it’s comfortable, and it looks good. I also found there are a ton of colorways, such as the Racing Red version that is all red and black. The original order version is the real deal too, it’s got that authentic feel to it, you know? If you can get your hands on one, and you’re into this kind of watch, I’d say go for it. It’s worth checking out. That’s my two cents on it, hope this was helpful for someone out there!
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