Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Night NTPT Carbon Fiber Watch Review

  replica Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Night NTPT Carbon Fiber Watch ReviewFrankly speaking, I have unabashedly taken every opportunity to wear and review the Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Black Night NTPT Carbon Fiber Watch every day for the past few weeks – just like one It would be the same as spending the last few moments driving this watch (so far only imagined) in a convertible supercar parked in front of the house, and if the opportunity finally comes... the irresistible force of pure curiosity and excitement will not You are not allowed to do anything else but take advantage of such a stunning setting. But what's all the fuss about?Because Richard Mille watches are very expensive, quite complex, and often feature some new high-tech materials, they make a difficult subject of reviews. There are many factors we need to consider, including those that help us answer why Richard Mille watches are priced so high, and why they are able to continue producing over 4,000 luxury watches replica per year.So, first, let's put this concept into context - you know, it's an incredible idea to launch an annual calendar chronograph for a six-figure price in a non-precious metal case.Since the beginning of the new millennium, Richard Mille has been the ultra-expensive, extremely successful, avant-garde watch brand in the watch industry – and that’s just a fact. However, for anyone without oligarch predecessors or direct knowledge of the refinery's annual turnover, understanding the price demand for Richard Mille watches can become extremely difficult.To facilitate our comparison, here are the basic elements of a normal pricing procedure for an average luxury brand: Typically, a company first determines its specific market segment, target audience, and the corresponding price points these factors require. Only after taking all this into consideration, the development and finalization of the product itself begins. Needless to say, this approach imposes constraints on the product itself, as it must ultimately adhere to these predetermined cost and pricing-related requirements. replica Jacob & Co. watches As Richard Mille himself explains, the pricing process for his watches (and therefore his brand) is different from most other pricing strategies because what they do is first come up with an idea for the product and then they develop that idea, So that the final product is as close as possible to his and his team's dreams. Only when all this is achieved and the cost of all this effort has been taken into account will they determine the final price.Sounds luxurious, but what brands say and what they actually offer are often two different things - so let's see how (or if at all) this translates into reality.Of course, when you take one look at the price tag of a Richard Mille watch, you'll immediately notice its lack of cost-related limitations. That could make some supercars suddenly look like low-cost alternatives by comparison. However, when you look closely at the products themselves and where and how they are made, things still fit this approach. So let’s focus first on the latter thing, starting with the origins – quite simply, since we already have a more in-depth article on the subject since my visit to Richard Mille’s manufacturer in Switzerland.As is the case with most modern, extremely complex and extremely expensive watch brands (there are actually more than a few these days), no one factory can perform all the manufacturing processes simultaneously. The reason is that there is no one place where you can simultaneously make a watch case from unobtainium, machine hundreds of different precision movement parts, make complex handsets and dials, and then assemble it all under the same roof. The parts are assembled into a replica watch store .Richard Mille collaborates with Vaucher Manufacture to develop relatively simple movements, such as ultra-thin movements, annual calendar chronographs, etc.; and collaborates with Audemars Piguet Renaud & Papi to develop mind-changing complex movements with novel complications. For the case and some other components, they rely heavily on their state-of-the-art case-making factory ProArt in Les Breuleux, which is only a few years old, while the final assembly of the watch mainly takes place a few minutes away. Richard ProArt at Mille Headquarters.One of my main takeaways from visiting these places is their immediately and universally evident “anything is possible” attitude. Everywhere I go I see energetic (often very young) engineers programming brand new machines and working on new materials and high-tech composites (such as NTPT Carbon, the material used in the case that is the subject of this review , but more on that below) down). In other departments, they are working on reassembling ultra-complex movements into perfectly calculated movements. All of this makes things seem so simple that I have to remind myself that they're not milling a simple steel case or repairing a basic ETA movement. They make it look simple, but the engineering challenges and novelty of these products ensure that these guys' job is to tirelessly push the envelope - that's what they're paid to do, and it's largely what keeps the brand alive s reason.In order to discover the missing piece of the puzzle, I'm going to ask you to briefly endure a banality as I try to make my point: There are plenty of people in the world who can and do pay almost any amount of money for something they like and can appreciate. The real question isn't whether there are enough of these people - because there are - but how do modern brands connect with them and convince them that their particular product is of such high value?What these people are really worried about is not wasting X or 100X money on something, but being shamed among their peers for paying for something that didn't live up to their expectations. Products from other competing brands will prove to be inferior within a short period of time. Their cars, boats, helicopters, etc., all have to be the fastest, and if all they pay for is not delivering as expected, a failing brand will soon be out of business. There were some brands that failed to continue to push the limits of their design and engineering and are now gone. The real challenge for Richard Mille is therefore to keep pushing the limits by using new materials, to keep improving designs and, in short, to keep surprising its customers. replica Armin Strom watches In a parallel universe of high-priced, well-engineered supercars, carmaker McLaren pulls off this combination perfectly - and, given their eerily similar stances and technologies, I've been thinking for some time that Richard Mille is the McLaren of watch brands. In fact, McLaren has only recently started producing its own line of road cars and it will have to outsmart the giants in the automotive industry just as Richard Mille did in the watch industry, and their recipe for success is the same of.What helps these two companies cater to the above-mentioned customers so effectively is that they have an extremely limited number of instantly recognizable designs, which they are constantly improving and upgrading with the latest technology. This allows them to offer bold new options to the ultra-rich who are, at this point, totally tired of getting another boring thing from some big name, and are instead looking for the ultimate toy. They want it to be the lightest, fastest and, of course, the most expensive - and they want it to be instantly recognizable, at least within their own circles.This is the secret they must follow: there are not dozens of different Richard Mille or McLaren designs, but just one trademark look that is constantly updated and improved with the latest technology.With that (not so) brief introduction to its origins in mind, let’s see how it all translates to the subject of this review: the Richard Mille RM 011 Felipe Massa Black Night NTPT watch. The RM 011 is undoubtedly the most famous and successful model produced by Richard Mille to date. Its tonneau-shaped case has a lugless design, 12 5-node screws on the bezel, plus curved sides and a distinctly arched case profile…the package is what Richard Mille looks like. replica Breitling watches
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