The Richard Mille RM 67-02 is the carbon-composite version of the brand's extra-flat automatic: a slim rectangular-tonneau watch powered by the in-house CRMA7 caliber, introduced in 2017 and since released in a long run of athlete-linked colorways. It differs from the RM 67-01 mainly in material and movement, since the 67-01 is a titanium watch on the CRMA6. This guide explains what the 67-02 is, how the sport editions vary, and what to confirm before you buy one. Bizak & Co. is a sourcing desk, so every watch mentioned here is found to order and none is held in stock.
Last reviewed on October 28, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Specifications are summarized from launch coverage and can vary by edition, so confirm the exact unit and check Richard Mille's own pages before you commit. Sources: Watches by SJX, RM 67-02 launch (2017) and Watches by SJX, RM 67-02 in four new colours (2018).
What is the Richard Mille RM 67-02?
The RM 67-02 is an automatic, time-and-date watch in a carbon-composite case, positioned as one of the lightest self-winding watches Richard Mille makes. Launch coverage in July 2017 described a case of about 38.7 mm by 47.52 mm, about 7.8 mm high, weighing roughly 32 grams including its strap. The case uses Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT, layered composites from the Swiss specialist North Thin Ply Technologies, and the watch sits on a seamless elastic strap. The first pair was made for two athletes: a green edition for the sprinter Wayde van Niekerk and a purple and white edition for the high jumper Mutaz Essa Barshim.
Which movement does the RM 67-02 use?
The RM 67-02 runs the CRMA7, Richard Mille's seventh in-house automatic caliber. Published descriptions give it a skeletonized titanium baseplate and bridges and an open-worked carbon rotor with a white gold rim. Power reserve and water resistance were not stated in the launch articles we reviewed, so read those figures from the manufacturer's current specification page or the papers of the specific watch rather than from a third-party listing.
How does the RM 67-02 differ from the RM 67-01?
The 67-02 swaps the 67-01's titanium case and CRMA6 caliber for carbon composites and the CRMA7, while keeping nearly the same outline. The table lists the differences that published sources agree on. For a full side-by-side of the older watch, see our RM 67-01 and RM 67-02 comparison.
| Feature | RM 67-01 | RM 67-02 |
|---|---|---|
| Case material | Titanium (other metals in later variants) | Carbon TPT and Quartz TPT composites |
| Case size | About 38.7 x 47.5 mm | About 38.7 x 47.52 mm |
| Height | About 7.75 mm | About 7.8 mm |
| Weight | Varies by edition; confirm on the unit | About 32 g with strap |
| Caliber | CRMA6, automatic | CRMA7, automatic |
| Rotor | Platinum | Open-worked carbon with white gold rim |
| Look | Quiet, metallic | Colorful, sport-led, woodgrain composite surface |
What are the sport editions of the RM 67-02?
The sport editions are colorways tied to athletes, each dressed in the colors of the athlete's national flag. After the van Niekerk and Barshim launch in 2017, Richard Mille introduced four more in May 2018 for the tennis player Alexander Zverev, the ski racer Alexis Pinturault, the rally driver Sébastien Ogier and the racing driver Fernando Alonso. Coverage of the Zverev watch describes a red Quartz TPT case band, a yellow crown protector and a hand-painted titanium dial with German-flag accents. Later editions have followed, so the reference alone does not tell you which version you hold; the case colors, dial and edition name do.
We can source athlete editions such as the Alexander Zverev RM 67-02 and the Alexis Pinturault RM 67-02. These links describe references we can find to order, not watches on hand.
Why is the RM 67-02 called extra flat?
It is called extra flat because the case height of about 7.8 mm is slim by Richard Mille standards, where sports cases are usually much thicker. The flatness helps it slide under a shirt cuff. It is slim relative to the brand, not relative to a classic dress watch, and the carbon construction and low weight are what make it feel almost absent on the wrist.
How much does an RM 67-02 cost?
An RM 67-02 sits firmly in six-figure territory, and the price depends on the edition, condition and whether it comes with box and papers. Launch coverage quoted a Swiss franc price for the first pair, but current market prices differ by edition and dealer, and published listings are inconsistent. Treat any single figure as a dated observation. For a price on a specific edition, request a quote and we will confirm the unit and terms before you commit. For wider context, see the RM 67-02 collection and the Richard Mille collection.
What should you check before buying an RM 67-02?
- The exact edition. Confirm the athlete edition, case colors and any limited-run details, since many colorways share the same reference family.
- The caliber. A 67-02 should carry the CRMA7, not the CRMA6 of the 67-01.
- Strap and condition. The elastic strap and composite case bands show wear differently from metal, so ask for clear photographs.
- Box, papers and service history. Complete sets matter at this level, and our authenticity page sets out what to check.
- Manufacturer specifications. Verify power reserve, water resistance and materials on Richard Mille's own pages for the exact edition.
Quick answers
What is the RM 67-02?
It is Richard Mille's carbon-composite extra-flat automatic with the CRMA7 caliber, first shown in 2017 and sold in athlete-themed colorways.
What is the difference between the RM 67-01 and RM 67-02?
The 67-01 is titanium with the CRMA6, while the 67-02 uses carbon composites and the CRMA7. The outlines are nearly the same, but the 67-02 is lighter and more colorful.
How thick and heavy is the RM 67-02?
Launch coverage gives about 7.8 mm in height and about 32 grams with the strap. Figures can vary slightly by edition, so confirm on the specific watch.
Which athletes have RM 67-02 editions?
Editions include Wayde van Niekerk, Mutaz Essa Barshim, Alexander Zverev, Alexis Pinturault, Sébastien Ogier and Fernando Alonso, with more released later.
Does Bizak & Co. have an RM 67-02 in stock?
No. Bizak & Co. sources watches to order. Tell us the edition you want and we confirm the specific unit, details and final price before you commit.
Related reading
Next, see the RM 67-01 and RM 67-02 comparison.
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