Richard Mille Automatic Winding Split-seconds Chronograph Rose Gold RM 65-01 - BRAND NEW

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Richard Mille Automatic Winding Split-seconds Chronograph Rose Gold RM 65-01 - BRAND NEWThis certified authentic Richard Mille Automatic Winding Watch, with the Model Number: RM 65 01, has a Rose Gold 50 mm Case with Screw Down Crown and a Rose Gold. This Men's Richard Mille Automatic Winding has an attractive Skeleton Dial with Arabic Dial Markers. The certified Swiss tested Richard Mille Automatic Movement will keep perfect time for you. The elegantly designed Richard Mille with Fold Over Clasp will look great on your wrist. Richard

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006