A Richard Mille watch price depends first on the collection, then on the case material and the complication. In Bizak's sourced catalogue on 5 October 2026, the earlier extra-flat RM 016 and RM 033 asked from US$69,749 (up to US$194,999 for gem-set gold); the core RM 07-01, RM 011 and RM 67 families mostly asked about US$145,000 to US$460,000; and tourbillons ran from about US$465,000 to more than US$5 million. Bizak's sourced catalogue listed 319 Richard Mille watches on 5 October 2026, sourced to order, from US$69,749 to US$5,637,600, with a median of US$251,099. This page is the collection-by-collection price map; the Richard Mille collection lists every configuration we can seek, and our separate Richard Mille price guide on comparing quotes and auction results covers how to judge a single offer.
Last reviewed on October 5, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Prices are dated observations, not quotes.
Richard Mille watch price by collection: October 2026 ranges
The table reads the live asking prices in Bizak's catalogue on 5 October 2026. Each range runs from the lowest to the highest listing in that family, across case materials, editions and new or pre-owned examples. Richard Mille does not print prices on its official collections page, so secondary-market asks like these are the practical reference for most buyers.
| Collection | What it is | Bizak catalogue asks, 5 Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| RM 016 and RM 033 | Earlier extra-flat automatics | US$69,749 to US$194,999 |
| RM 010 | Earlier automatic | US$83,699 to US$129,999 |
| RM 029 | Automatic with oversize date | US$103,229 to US$289,999 |
| RM 07-01 | Women's automatic, calibre CRMA2 | US$158,099 to US$371,999 |
| RM 037 | Women's automatic | US$185,999 to US$464,999 |
| RM 030 and RM 30-01 | Automatic with declutchable rotor | US$148,799 to US$325,499 |
| RM 011 and RM 11 series | Flyback chronographs, including the Felipe Massa editions | US$144,149 to US$499,999 |
| RM 67-01 | Extra-flat automatic, calibre CRMA6 | US$162,749 to US$324,950 |
| RM 67-02 | Sport extra-flat, mostly ambassador editions | US$209,249 to US$460,950 |
| RM 07-04 | Women's sport automatic | US$204,599 to US$344,350 |
| RM 07-03 | Automatic, Bonbon editions | US$241,799 to US$767,528 |
| RM 72-01 | Flyback chronograph, calibre CRMC1 | US$237,149 to US$557,999 |
| RM 055 | Bubba Watson manual-winding | US$251,099 to US$339,999 |
| RM 61-01 | Yohan Blake manual-winding | US$237,149 to US$511,499 |
| RM 035 and RM 35 series | Rafael Nadal sports watches (manual-winding RM 035 and RM 35-01; automatic RM 35-02 and RM 35-03) | US$162,749 to US$604,499 |
| RM 65-01 | Split-seconds chronograph, calibre RMAC4 | US$292,950 to US$557,999 |
| RM 17 and RM 74 | Tourbillons | US$464,999 to US$929,999 |
| RM 21-02, RM 27-04 and RM 88 | Limited-edition tourbillons | US$883,499 to US$5,637,600 |
These are asks for watches we would source, not completed sales and not manufacturer retail prices. Two watches in the same family can sit far apart: a titanium example and a gem-set gold example of the same reference often differ by more than US$150,000.
How much is a Richard Mille watch? The price spread in one table
Most searches for a Richard Mille watch price want one number. The honest answer is a distribution. Across the 319 Richard Mille listings in Bizak's sourced catalogue on 5 October 2026, the median ask was US$251,099, the middle half ran from about US$172,000 to about US$358,000, and the mean was about US$346,500, pulled upward by a handful of multi-million tourbillons.
| Asking-price band, 5 Oct 2026 | Listings | Typical families in the band |
|---|---|---|
| Under US$100,000 | 20 | RM 016, RM 033, RM 010, RM 005 and a few other automatics |
| US$100,000 to US$199,999 | 83 | Entry RM 07-01, RM 030, titanium RM 011 and RM 11-03, RM 67-01 in gold |
| US$200,000 to US$299,999 | 106 | Most RM 07-01 and RM 011 configurations, plus entry RM 67-02, RM 72-01 and RM 055 |
| US$300,000 to US$499,999 | 72 | Most RM 65-01 and RM 35-03, upper RM 67-02 and RM 72-01, most RM 74 and entry RM 17-01 tourbillons, Quartz TPT and gem-set editions |
| US$500,000 to US$999,999 | 27 | Most RM 17 tourbillons, upper RM 74 editions, top RM 35-03 editions |
| US$1,000,000 and above | 11 | Limited tourbillons such as the RM 27-04 and RM 88 |
About two in three listings asked under US$300,000. If your budget is US$150,000 to US$250,000, you are mostly shopping the RM 07-01, RM 011, RM 030, RM 037 and RM 67 families; below that, the choice is mainly earlier references plus a few RM 032 and RM 63-02 examples (see the cheapest section below).
What is the cheapest Richard Mille?
The lowest asks in Bizak's sourced catalogue on 5 October 2026 were US$69,749 for an RM 016 in white gold and US$69,749 for an RM 033 in titanium, both extra-flat automatics; the earlier RM 010 started at US$83,699 in titanium. None of those three references appears on Richard Mille's current collections page, so they are found on the secondary market, and condition and service history matter more than usual.
Among the core current families (RM 07-01, RM 16-02 and RM 67-01), the entry point was higher. The RM 07-01 in carbon and the RM 07-01 in black ceramic both asked US$158,099, the RM 16-02 extra-flat in titanium asked US$159,999, and the RM 67-01 in rose gold started at US$162,749. Two families that Richard Mille still lists did start lower in our catalogue: an earlier RM 032 diver's chronograph in Al-Ti asked US$79,999 and an RM 63-02 worldtimer asked US$88,349 on 5 October 2026. Otherwise, for most buyers who want a current-generation Richard Mille, the realistic floor in October 2026 sits around US$155,000 to US$165,000.
Our price guide sets these asks beside historical auction results, which can sit lower than any dealer ask for the same reference.
Richard Mille RM 07-01 price
The RM 07-01 is the brand's core women's automatic, built around the CRMA2 calibre with about 50 hours of power reserve, according to the manufacturer's RM 07-01 page. It is offered in a wide spread of cases: carbon, coloured ceramics, rose or white gold, and gem-set versions. On 5 October 2026, Bizak's sourced catalogue listed the RM 07-01 from US$158,099 for carbon or black ceramic to US$371,999 for gem-set gold, sourced to order. Coloured ceramic editions clustered between about US$218,000 and US$233,000. The RM 07-01 collection shows every configuration we can seek.
RM 011 and RM 11-03 price
The RM 011 Felipe Massa flyback chronograph and its successors in the RM 11 series form the largest family in our catalogue. On 5 October 2026, RM 011 listings asked from US$144,149 for a titanium Felipe Massa to US$449,999 for the ceramic Last Edition; the RM 011 Felipe Massa in rose gold asked US$242,550. The RM 11-03 ran from US$167,399 in titanium to US$371,999 for a McLaren edition in carbon, and the RM 11-05 GMT in cermet reached US$499,999. Browse them in the RM 011 and RM 11 collection.
RM 67-01 and RM 67-02 extra-flat price
The RM 67-01 is the slim dress-sport model. Richard Mille's RM 67-01 page gives the CRMA6 movement a thickness of 3.60 mm and says the extra-flat case adds almost six hours of pure machining time. Bizak's sourced catalogue listed it from US$162,749 in rose gold to US$324,950 in platinum on 5 October 2026, sourced to order (RM 67-01 collection).
The RM 67-02 is the lighter sport version, mostly sold as ambassador editions. On the same day the Wayde van Niekerk edition asked US$209,249, the Mutaz Essa Barshim edition US$260,399 and an Alexis Pinturault edition US$362,699, while a Quartz TPT example reached US$460,950. The athlete's name alone does not set the price; case material, colour and how many were made matter more. See the RM 67-02 collection, or the full RM 67 collection for both models.
RM 030 and RM 30-01 price
The RM 30-01's calibre RMAR2 has a declutchable rotor: according to Richard Mille's RM 30-01 page, the rotor disengages when the power reserve reaches 55 hours and re-engages when it falls to 40 hours. In Bizak's sourced catalogue on 5 October 2026, the earlier RM 030 started at US$148,799 in titanium, and the RM 30-01 ran from US$206,460 in titanium to US$325,499 in ceramic. The RM 30 collection holds both generations.
RM 35 Rafael Nadal price
The Nadal family spans one of the widest price ranges of any non-tourbillon family. The RM 35-03 uses the RMAL2 calibre with a butterfly rotor and about 55 hours of reserve, per the RM 35-03 page. On 5 October 2026, an RM 035 Baby Nadal asked US$162,749, RM 35-02 listings ran from US$248,199 to US$357,930, and RM 35-03 listings from US$330,149 to US$604,499 in Quartz TPT. See the RM 35 collection.
RM 65-01 and RM 72-01 chronograph price
The RM 65-01 is an automatic split-seconds chronograph on the RMAC4 calibre, beating at 5 Hz with about 60 hours of reserve. The RM 72-01 is the in-house flyback chronograph on the CRMC1 calibre. Both show how case material moves the price within one reference:
| Same reference, different case | Bizak catalogue ask, 5 Oct 2026 |
|---|---|
| RM 65-01 in titanium | US$292,950 |
| RM 65-01 in carbon | US$344,100 to US$557,999 |
| RM 65-01 in Quartz TPT | US$353,399 to US$464,999 |
| RM 65-01 in rose gold | US$384,090 |
| RM 72-01 in titanium | US$237,149 to US$395,280 |
| RM 72-01 in rose gold | US$286,440 |
| RM 72-01 in ceramic | US$325,499 to US$334,799 |
| RM 72-01 in gem-set white gold | US$297,599 to US$557,999 |
Titanium is usually the cheapest case. Composites, ceramics and gold overlap in the middle, and special editions and gem-set gold sit at the top. The RM 65-01 and RM 72-01 collections list the configurations we can seek.
Most expensive Richard Mille watch price: tourbillons
Above US$500,000 the catalogue is mostly tourbillons: 27 of the 38 listings at that level on 5 October 2026 were tourbillons. That day, RM 17 tourbillons asked from US$464,999 to US$929,999 and RM 74 tourbillons from US$464,999 to US$799,999. Eleven listings asked US$1 million or more, including RM 21-02 Aerodyne tourbillons up to US$1,164,000, two RM 27-04 Rafael Nadal tourbillons at US$2,343,599 and US$2,519,999, and the RM 88 Smiley tourbillon at US$5,637,600, the highest ask in our catalogue that day. Limited tourbillons are sourced one watch at a time and can take much longer to locate.
Why does a Richard Mille cost so much?
Three things separate Richard Mille from most other sports watches. The case materials are largely proprietary or aerospace-derived, including Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT composites laid up in very thin layers, which are slower to produce and machine than steel or gold. Production runs are small, often numbered and limited by reference, which keeps supply tight relative to demand. And the movements are skeletonised calibres, a growing number of them made in-house (the CRMA and CRMC series), finished with substantial hand labour, particularly the split-seconds and tourbillon calibres. The brand is young by Swiss standards: its first watch, the RM 001 tourbillon, appeared in 2001. It built its reputation by pairing motorsport and athletics partnerships with material science borrowed from aerospace suppliers, so buyers pay for engineering novelty as much as for heritage.
Searchers also ask how much a Richard Mille costs to make. The manufacturer does not publish production costs, and we do not estimate them. What it does document is the work involved, such as the extra machining time on the RM 67-01 case noted above.
New, pre-owned and limited editions: what else moves the price
- Edition size. Numbered and boutique editions often ask more than the standard version of the same reference, though not always; the RM 011 Last Edition asked roughly three times the lowest titanium RM 011 on 5 October 2026.
- Ambassador and partner editions. Treat each one as its own reference. The three RM 67-02 athlete editions above sit more than US$150,000 apart.
- New or pre-owned. A pre-owned Richard Mille usually asks less than the equivalent new configuration, but the gap is smaller than on most brands because supply is limited.
- Gem-setting. Diamond bezels or pavé cases can add six figures to the same base watch.
- Set and service record. Warranty documentation, the original box and a recent authorised service all support the ask.
Richard Mille prices vs Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet
A Richard Mille starts where many gold sports watches from the other big houses sit, and its ceiling runs far higher because of the tourbillon range. We cover the brand comparisons in separate guides rather than here: Richard Mille vs Rolex: the price gap by model, Patek Philippe vs Richard Mille: price and which to buy, our Audemars Piguet watch prices by collection and the Patek Philippe sourcing-quote guide. For a single table across all four brands, see Rolex vs AP vs Patek vs Richard Mille.
How much is a Richard Mille watch worth when you sell it?
Resale value depends on the exact reference, case, edition and set, not on the brand. Limited editions with strong demand tend to hold value better than standard references, but there is no brand-wide rule, and some watches sell below what was paid. A dealer's buying price also sits below its asking price, so an ask in our catalogue is not what you would receive for the same watch. If resale matters, ask for a written cash-buy assessment on the specific watch before you commit, or use our sell or trade page for a dated offer on one you already own.
What to check before you pay for a Richard Mille
- Exact reference and case. Confirm the full reference, case material, colour and edition before comparing prices; a family name is not enough.
- Warranty documentation. Richard Mille's servicing page describes a warranty card paired with the watch's serial number and a digital warranty platform. Ask to see what accompanies the watch offered.
- Service history. The manufacturer advises a service every three years and a yearly water-resistance check if the watch is often immersed. Ask for the last service date and who carried it out.
- Case condition. Composite cases cannot be polished like metal, so marks on Carbon TPT or Quartz TPT are permanent. Ask for close photographs of the case edges, crown and screws.
- Function check. Ask for winding, the function selector and any chronograph or split-seconds functions to be shown on video.
- Total cost. Confirm the watch price, shipping, insurance and any import charges in one quote.
- Price against the range. An offer far below the family's range above is the most reliable warning sign.
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Quick answers
How much is a Richard Mille watch?
Bizak's sourced catalogue listed 319 Richard Mille watches on 5 October 2026, sourced to order, from US$69,749 to US$5,637,600. The median ask was US$251,099, and about two in three listings asked under US$300,000.
What is the cheapest Richard Mille?
On 5 October 2026, the lowest asks in Bizak's sourced catalogue were US$69,749 for an RM 016 in white gold and an RM 033 in titanium, both earlier extra-flat automatics. Among the core current families (RM 07-01, RM 16-02 and RM 67-01), the RM 07-01 started lowest, at US$158,099.
What is the average price of a Richard Mille?
Across 319 listings in Bizak's sourced catalogue on 5 October 2026, the median ask was US$251,099 and the middle half ran from about US$172,000 to about US$358,000. The mean was higher, about US$346,500, because a few tourbillons ask US$2 million or more.
What is the most expensive Richard Mille?
The highest ask in Bizak's sourced catalogue on 5 October 2026 was the RM 88 Smiley tourbillon at US$5,637,600, followed by two RM 27-04 Rafael Nadal tourbillons at US$2,519,999 and US$2,343,599. Eleven listings asked US$1 million or more.
How much does a Richard Mille cost to make?
Richard Mille does not publish production costs, and we do not estimate them. The manufacturer does document the work involved, such as composite cases, skeletonised calibres and almost six hours of machining for the RM 67-01 case.
Request a Richard Mille sourcing quote
Bizak sources every Richard Mille to order. Send the reference, case material, edition, whether you want new or pre-owned, and your delivery destination through our sourcing enquiry form. We send real photos and today's price for the specific watch, and you reserve it with a $200 deposit credited to the price. Browse the Richard Mille collection, the pre-owned Richard Mille collection or our watches over US$50,000, or sell or trade a Richard Mille you already own.
Related reading: Richard Mille price guide: quotes and auction results · Patek Philippe vs Richard Mille · Richard Mille vs Rolex price gap · Audemars Piguet watch prices.
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