The Richard Mille RM 07-01 is the brand's automatic ladies' watch: a compact, skeletonised, tonneau-shaped timepiece that first appeared in 2014 and has since been issued in ceramic, gold and several colour-led limited editions. It is a women's model in the sense that Richard Mille designed it for a smaller wrist, not a different engine, so it keeps the house look of an open movement and a sculpted case. This guide explains what the RM 07-01 is made of, which colours exist, and how it differs from its siblings. Bizak & Co. is a sourcing desk, not an authorised Richard Mille retailer, and we do not hold these watches as stock.
Last reviewed on October 28, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Facts below come from the manufacturer's coverage and watch-trade reporting, and specifications can differ between sources and between editions. Sources: WatchProSite, RM 07-01 Ladies overview, Watchonista, RM 07-01 Coloured Ceramics and Haute Time, RM 07-01 pastel collection.
What is the Richard Mille RM 07-01?
It is the in-house automatic ladies' reference in the Richard Mille catalogue, introduced in 2014. Reporting from its launch describes a tripartite case in white or brown ceramic with a red gold caseband, and versions in full red or white gold. The movement is the in-house CRMA2, an automatic calibre with a highly skeletonised baseplate and bridges and a power reserve of about 50 hours. Published case dimensions are roughly 45.7 by 31.4 mm and about 11.85 mm thick, and some retailers round or restate those numbers, so treat them as approximate.
| Attribute | RM 07-01 |
|---|---|
| Introduced | 2014 |
| Case shape | Tonneau, tripartite construction |
| Common case materials | White or brown ceramic, red or white gold |
| Approx. dimensions | 45.7 x 31.4 x 11.85 mm |
| Movement | In-house automatic CRMA2, skeletonised |
| Power reserve | About 50 hours |
| Functions | Hours and minutes |
What colours does the RM 07-01 come in?
The line has moved from neutral ceramics to a wide palette over time, so there is no single answer. Early pieces leaned on white and brown ceramic with gold, and later editions added gem-set bezels, mother-of-pearl, jasper and other stone dials. In 2021 the brand released three Coloured Ceramics editions in pastel blue, pink and lavender, each described as a limited edition of 50 pieces, with matte ceramic cases, a segmented dial of ceramic inserts, patterned rubber and hand-guilloched elements, and two-tone rubber straps. Trade reports describe further coloured and gem-set runs afterward, so check the exact reference before assuming a colour is current or still available.
Is there a pink RM 07-01?
Yes. The 2021 Coloured Ceramics group includes a pastel pink edition, and later pink and lavender-pink limited editions have been reported by retailers. Pink also appears in stone-dial and gem-set versions. Because several pieces share a colour name, match the reference and the dial description rather than relying on the shade alone.
Is there a jasper or green RM 07-01?
Jasper dials have been listed on gem-set gold RM 07-01 examples by retailers, so jasper is a real dial option on some pieces. Green, along with blue and pink, is better documented on the RM 07-02 sapphire models, so a buyer asking for green is often looking at that sibling.
What materials is the RM 07-01 made from?
Ceramic and gold are the core case materials, with a titanium movement structure inside. The ceramics used by Richard Mille are described in trade coverage as ATZ and TZP, which are zirconia-based and valued for scratch resistance and a low weight on the wrist. Gold versions come in red and white gold, and some are snow-set with diamonds. Carbon-case editions have also appeared, which shows the line is not limited to a single material family. Material affects both the look and how a unit is priced, so it is the first thing to settle when you ask for a specific watch.
How does the RM 07-01 differ from the RM 07-02 and RM 07-03?
The main difference is the case material and the design story. The RM 07-02 is the sapphire-case sibling: trade reporting from 2019 describes cases machined from solid sapphire, sometimes set with diamonds, with stone dials in mother-of-pearl, nephrite and jasper. The RM 07-03 belongs to the playful Bonbon family, and we cover it separately in our RM 07-03 BonBon guide.
| Reference | What it is known for | Typical case material |
|---|---|---|
| RM 07-01 | The core ladies' automatic, skeletonised movement | Ceramic, gold, carbon |
| RM 07-02 | Sapphire-case edition with gem and stone dials | Sapphire |
| RM 07-03 | Bonbon design family with playful motifs | Ceramic |
Is the RM 07-01 only for women?
No. Richard Mille positions it for women, but the compact size also suits smaller wrists of any gender, and the brand's unisex pieces overlap with it. If you prefer a slim, wearable Richard Mille in a different format, our RM 67-01 extra-flat models are a useful comparison. The best choice depends on wrist size and how much colour you want.
How do you buy an RM 07-01?
Because many editions are limited and colours repeat across references, the practical route is to name the reference, material and colour you want and have a specific unit sourced. Browse our RM 07-01 collection to see the variations we can look for, or the wider Richard Mille collection. Prices vary a great deal by material, colour and edition, and listings on our site are dated observations rather than quotes.
Quick answers
What does RM 07-01 mean?
It is the reference name for Richard Mille's automatic ladies' model in the 07 family. The suffix numbers separate generations and variants, so RM 07-01, RM 07-02 and RM 07-03 are related but different watches.
What movement is in the RM 07-01?
The in-house CRMA2 automatic calibre, skeletonised, with a power reserve of about 50 hours according to launch coverage. Variants can differ, so check the specific reference.
How many pastel RM 07-01 watches were made?
The 2021 pastel blue, pink and lavender Coloured Ceramics were each reported as a limited edition of 50 pieces.
Is the RM 07-01 ceramic or gold?
Both exist. Ceramic cases are the most common, with red gold or white gold versions and gem-set variants also issued.
Related reading: Richard Mille RM07-03 BonBon guide.
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