The Richard Mille RM 67-02 ‘Mutaz Barshim’ is a remarkable fusion of lightweight engineering, vibrant design, and elite athletic performance. Crafted in Quartz TPT with a red and white case, this model pays tribute to Olympic high jump champion Mutaz Barshim, embodying both his national pride and his soaring achievements. The ultra-light tonneau case, weighing just 32 grams including the strap, makes this one of the lightest automatic watches in Richard Mille’s lineup, engineered for maximum comfort and agility during high-performance sports.
Measuring 38.7mm x 47.52mm x 7.8mm, the case is built from ultra-durable Quartz TPT, a material composed of hundreds of layers of quartz filaments fused with resin and machined into a unique marbled finish. The vivid red and white color scheme reflects the colors of the Qatari flag, a tribute to Barshim’s heritage and his trailblazing role in global athletics.
At the heart of the watch is the skeletonized automatic CRMA7 movement, constructed from grade 5 titanium and treated with a black and white DLC finish. The movement is designed to be both shock-resistant and incredibly efficient, with a rotor crafted in carbon TPT® and white gold to optimize winding across a range of physical activity. The dial showcases the technical precision of the openworked movement, with grade 5 titanium bridges and streamlined hour markers that seem to float over the mechanics.
The composite strap ensures a secure yet barely noticeable fit, designed for maximum freedom of movement. Whether on the track or off, the RM 67-02 Mutaz Barshim is a testament to Richard Mille’s commitment to pushing the limits of watchmaking, blending athleticism, national identity, and cutting-edge materials in a timepiece that performs as fearlessly as the athlete who inspired it.
