Richard Mille prices in 2026 run from about US$75,000 for a discontinued extra-flat RM 033 in titanium on the secondary market to well over US$500,000 for the RM 55-01 and the gem-set RM 07-02, with the bulk of the catalogue, the RM 011, RM 030, RM 035, RM 67 and RM 72-01 families, sitting between US$150,000 and US$400,000. Retail prices are published on request by Richard Mille boutiques and start in the low six figures in US dollars; secondary prices sit above retail for most current references because the brand makes only a few thousand watches a year and allocates the popular ones. This guide lists what Bizak's sourced catalogue asked for each reference on 21 September 2026, groups the references by price band, explains what moves the price of a specific RM and what to check before buying. Bizak & Co. sources Richard Mille to order; the Richard Mille collection lists the references we can seek.
Last reviewed on September 21, 2026 by Filip Biczak. Prices are dated observations, not quotes.
Richard Mille prices by reference, 21 September 2026
| Reference | What it is | Bizak catalogue asks, 21 Sep 2026 (US$, sourced to order) |
|---|---|---|
| RM 033 | Extra-flat automatic, round, discontinued | 74,999 titanium; 119,999 rose gold |
| RM 016 | Extra-flat automatic, rectangular, discontinued | 90,399 to 194,999 depending on metal and gem setting; 94,999 titanium |
| RM 010 | Automatic with date, tonneau, discontinued | 106,999 to 129,999; titanium from 114,999 brand new |
| RM 005 | Early automatic, 37.8 mm, discontinued | 109,999 rose gold |
| RM 029 | Automatic with oversize date | 110,999 titanium; 139,999 rose gold; 289,999 Le Mans Classic |
| RM 030 and RM 30-01 | Automatic with declutchable rotor | 148,799 titanium pre-owned to 325,499 white ceramic RM 30-01 |
| RM 011 | Felipe Massa flyback chronograph | 154,999 titanium to 449,999 baby blue ceramic; most editions 225,000 to 300,000 |
| RM 035, RM 35-02, RM 35-03 | Rafael Nadal automatics | 162,749 RM 035 aluminium; 269,699 to 288,299 RM 35-02; 330,149 to 473,360 RM 35-03 |
| RM 67-01 | Extra-flat automatic, tonneau | 162,749 pre-owned to 324,950 platinum |
| RM 037 | Ladies' automatic with oversize date | 199,999 white gold to 499,999 rose gold with diamonds |
| RM 07-01 | Ladies' automatic | 218,549 coloured ceramic |
| RM 67-02 | Extra-flat automatic for athletes | 209,249 to 418,499 by edition |
| RM 72-01 | In-house flyback chronograph | 237,149 titanium to 557,999 white gold with diamonds |
| RM 055 | Bubba Watson manual wind | 269,999 to 339,999 |
| RM 65-01 | Automatic split-seconds chronograph | 292,950 titanium to 557,999 by edition; 344,100 carbon |
| RM 55-01 | Bubba Watson tourbillon, Carbon TPT | 779,999 |
| RM 07-02 | Gem-set sapphire ladies' automatic | 1,999,999 |
Sources: the Richard Mille collections page for the current line-up and the Richard Mille services page for warranty and servicing terms. Catalogue asks are what Bizak's sourced catalogue listed on the day; they are asks, not sales, and they move.
Why Richard Mille prices start in the low six figures
Richard Mille was founded in 2001 by Richard Mille and Dominique Guenat and launched with the RM 001 tourbillon at a price that made most of the Swiss industry blink. The brand has never made an inexpensive watch: every model uses a three-part tonneau or round case machined from titanium, gold, carbon or ceramic composites, held together by spline screws in grade 5 titanium, with a skeletonised movement whose baseplate and bridges are also titanium. Production is a few thousand pieces a year across the whole range, distribution is through the brand's own boutiques, and demand from athletes, entertainers and collectors has run ahead of supply for a decade. The result is that retail prices begin in the low six figures in US dollars and secondary prices for the sought-after references sit above retail. The Richard Mille price guide explains how to read the two prices side by side.
Under US$150,000: RM 033, RM 016, RM 010, RM 005 and RM 029
The cheapest Richard Milles are discontinued time-only automatics from the brand's first decade. On 21 September 2026 Bizak's catalogue listed the round extra-flat RM 033 in titanium at US$74,999, a titanium RM 016 at US$94,999, RM 010s from US$106,999 to US$129,999 depending on metal and condition, a rose gold RM 005 at US$109,999 and a titanium RM 029 at US$110,999. These watches carry the RM design language, the tonneau case, the spline screws, the skeleton dial, with simpler movements based on Vaucher ebauches rather than the in-house calibres of the current range. They are the sensible first Richard Mille, and the cheapest Richard Mille guide compares them in detail.
US$150,000 to US$250,000: RM 011, RM 030, RM 035, RM 037, RM 67-01 and RM 07-01
This is the heart of the pre-owned Richard Mille market and the band where most first-time buyers land. The RM 011 Felipe Massa flyback chronograph, made from 2007 to about 2016 in dozens of editions, started at US$154,999 in titanium and ran to US$242,550 in rose gold on 21 September 2026, with limited editions higher; the RM 011 guide covers the variants. The RM 030 with its declutchable rotor sat between US$148,799 pre-owned in titanium and US$232,499 in carbon, the aluminium RM 035 Rafael Nadal at US$162,749, the extra-flat RM 67-01 from US$162,749 pre-owned to US$204,599 in white gold, and the ladies' RM 037 in white gold at US$199,999 and RM 07-01 in coloured ceramic at US$218,549. Precious-metal versions of the same references add US$50,000 to US$100,000.
US$250,000 to US$500,000: RM 65-01, RM 72-01, RM 67-02, RM 35-03 and RM 055
The current sports references occupy this band. The RM 65-01 automatic split-seconds chronograph, the brand's most complicated series-production movement, was listed from US$292,950 in titanium through US$344,100 in carbon to US$464,999 in Quartz TPT editions on 21 September 2026. The RM 72-01 in-house flyback chronograph ran from US$237,149 in titanium to US$334,799 in white ceramic and US$395,249 in Quartz TPT. The extra-flat RM 67-02 athlete editions spanned US$209,249 to US$418,499, the Rafael Nadal RM 35-03 with its butterfly rotor US$330,149 to US$473,360, and the manual-wind RM 055 Bubba Watson US$269,999 to US$339,999. Retail for these sits below the secondary asks in most cases, which is why boutique allocation matters so much to buyers who can get it.
Above US$500,000: RM 55-01, gem-set and sapphire references
The top of the market is tourbillons, sapphire cases and gem setting. The RM 55-01 Bubba Watson tourbillon in Carbon TPT was listed at US$779,999 on 21 September 2026, the gem-set RM 07-02 in sapphire at US$1,999,999, and the RM 65-01 and RM 72-01 with baguette diamonds at US$557,999 each. Beyond the catalogue, the RM 27 Nadal tourbillons, the RM 56 sapphire series and the RM 88 Smiley trade privately and at auction, where Phillips, Christie's and Sotheby's publish results that are the only public reference for those pieces.
Retail versus secondary: how the two prices relate
| Situation | What it means for price |
|---|---|
| Current reference, boutique allocation | Retail, published on request; the lowest price for any RM, if you can obtain it |
| Current reference, secondary market | Generally above retail; the RM 65-01, RM 72-01 and RM 67-02 all sat above their boutique prices in 2026 |
| Discontinued reference, plain metal | Often below the original retail after inflation; the RM 033, RM 016 and RM 010 are examples |
| Discontinued reference, limited edition or athlete name | Above original retail and rising; the RM 011 Le Mans, Black Night and Baby Blue editions are examples |
| Gem-set or sapphire | Priced individually; auction results are the reference |
What moves the price of a specific Richard Mille
- Case material. Carbon TPT, Quartz TPT and ceramic editions sit above titanium; gold sits above titanium on older references and below composites on newer ones.
- Edition and name. Athlete editions (Nadal, Massa, Watson, McGregor) and regional boutique editions carry premiums; the plainer the watch, the closer it trades to retail.
- Warranty and service. Richard Mille's warranty and its service programme run through the brand; a watch with a boutique service history and a valid warranty card is worth more than one without.
- Set. The box, warranty card, spare strap and any boutique receipts each add; a missing card is a serious deduction on a brand that guards its distribution.
- Condition. Bezel and caseband scratches on titanium and gold are visible; composite cases hide wear better. Original straps in good condition matter, because replacements are boutique-only.
Buying a Richard Mille: what to check
- Warranty card and serial. The serial on the caseback should match the card and the boutique record; ask the seller to confirm the watch is not reported stolen.
- Case screws and finishing. Spline screws should be evenly seated with crisp heads; the case surfaces should show the brand's satin and polished finishing without machining marks.
- Movement. Through the display back the baseplate and bridges should be finished to the standard shown on the brand's product pages; ask when it was last serviced and by whom.
- Strap and clasp. Original rubber straps and the signed folding clasp are expensive to replace; check for cracks and wear at the lugs.
- Price against the band. A current-reference Richard Mille offered well under the market is the single most reliable warning sign; the how to spot a fake Richard Mille guide lists what to inspect.
Our authentication process describes what we inspect before dispatch.
Quick answers
How much is a Richard Mille watch in 2026?
From about US$75,000 for a discontinued RM 033 in titanium to several million for sapphire and gem-set pieces. Bizak's sourced catalogue on 21 September 2026 ran from US$74,999 to US$1,999,999, with most current references between US$150,000 and US$400,000.
What is the cheapest Richard Mille?
On the secondary market, the discontinued RM 033, RM 016 and RM 010 automatics; a titanium RM 033 was listed at US$74,999 on 21 September 2026. At retail the entry point is in the low six figures.
How much is a Richard Mille RM 011?
Between US$154,999 in titanium and US$449,999 for the baby blue ceramic last edition in Bizak's catalogue on 21 September 2026, with most editions between US$225,000 and US$300,000.
Why are Richard Mille watches so expensive?
Machined titanium, carbon and ceramic cases, skeletonised movements with titanium baseplates, production of a few thousand pieces a year and demand that has outrun supply since the 2010s.
Do Richard Mille watches hold their value?
Current sports references and limited editions have generally sold above retail; plain discontinued references have held or drifted below original retail. Buy the one you want to wear and ask for a written cash-buy assessment if resale matters.
Request a Richard Mille sourcing quote
Tell us the reference, edition, case material, condition and whether the warranty card is required, plus your budget and timing, through our sourcing enquiry form. We confirm the specific watch, photographs, card and final price before you commit. Catalogue entries: RM 65-01 carbon, RM 011 titanium, RM 033 titanium, RM 72-01 titanium; browse the Richard Mille collection, the RM 65-01 collection, the RM 011 collection, or sell or trade your Richard Mille.
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