Richard Mille RM 67-01

The Richard Mille RM 67-01 Automatic Winding Extra Flat is the brand’s extra-flat “lifestyle” model: a tonneau case 38.7 mm wide and 7.75 mm thick around the skeletonised automatic calibre CRMA6, with hours, minutes, date and a W-D-H crown-function indicator. On Bizak it costs from $162,749 pre-owned in red gold to $324,950 in platinum. Every watch is sourced to order: reserve with a $200 deposit, credited to the final price; after your deposit we review a verified sourcing option with you, with watch-specific photos and a current quote, before you commit the balance.

RM 67-01 prices and references

Prices for the RM 67-01 (also written RM67-01 or RM 6701) are the live Bizak catalogue prices on 19 October 2026, new or pre-owned as the listing states; tap a reference to open that watch and reserve it.

Reference	Case and setting	From
RM67-01P2	Red gold, no stones	$162,749 pre-owned
RM67-01D	Red gold, diamond-set bezel	$172,049 pre-owned
RM67-01WGD	White gold, diamond-set	$204,599
RM67-01	Red gold, no stones	$285,824
RM 67-01 platinum	Platinum	$324,950

Within one metal, condition moves the price: a pre-owned red gold RM67-01P2 is $162,749, while the new red gold RM67-01 listing is $285,824. Richard Mille does not publish a price on its RM 67-01 page.

RM 67-01 specifications

Feature	RM 67-01 Automatic Winding Extra Flat
Unveiled	November 2015, in titanium
Case	Tonneau, 38.7 mm wide, 47.52 mm long, 7.75 mm thick
Calibre	CRMA6, skeletonised, automatic winding
Functions	Hours, minutes, date, function indicator
Date	Semi-instantaneous, in a vertical window at 5 o’clock
Function indicator	Hand at 2 o’clock: W (winding), D (date setting), H (hand setting)
Power reserve	About 50 hours (±10%)
Frequency and jewels	28,800 vph (4 Hz), 25 jewels
Movement size	29.10 × 31.25 mm, 3.60 mm thick
Rotor	Platinum, OneWay winding system with ceramic ball bearings
Baseplate and bridges	Grade 5 titanium, microblasted; grey electroplasma baseplate, black electroplasma bridges
Balance	Free-sprung with variable inertia, four setting screws, AK3 balance spring
Barrel	Fast-rotating: one turn every 5 hours instead of 7.5
Strap	Rubber on Bizak’s red gold and white gold listings

Movement and case details are from Richard Mille’s RM 67-01 page; the case dimensions are those published at the 2015 launch.

What makes the RM 67-01 different

Richard Mille created the RM 67-01 as a “lifestyle” model: an extremely flat automatic built on its emblematic tonneau case. RM says the tonneau shape was first imagined in an extra-flat form for this case, which takes more than 215 separate machining operations, 68 stamping operations for the bezel, caseband and back bezel, and hand brushing and polishing.

A thin watch risks looking flat, so RM skeletonised the CRMA6 heavily and rebuilt the dial: the numerals are cut from solid metal and mounted on two linked titanium rails fixed to the movement, so they sit above the open calibre, framed by a three-layer bezel. The movement is only 3.60 mm thick yet keeps a date at 5 o’clock and a function indicator at 2 o’clock, which shows, like a car’s gearbox, whether the crown is in the winding, date-setting or hand-setting position as you pull it out. A platinum rotor with RM’s OneWay winding system and ceramic ball bearings winds the barrel within those slim dimensions, and RM fits a fast-rotating barrel and a free-sprung balance with variable inertia for steadier timekeeping.

RM 67-01 versions: titanium, red gold, diamond-set and platinum

The RM 67-01 was unveiled in titanium, and Richard Mille’s catalogue lists it in titanium and gold; its own photographs include a white gold version set with baguette-cut stones. Richard Mille calls its rose gold “red gold”. The references on Bizak’s listings:

Red gold, no stones: RM67-01P2 from $162,749 pre-owned and RM67-01 at $285,824.
Red gold with a diamond-set bezel: RM67-01D, $172,049 pre-owned.
White gold, diamond-set: RM67-01WGD, $204,599.
Platinum: the RM 67-01 in platinum, $324,950.
Titanium: no listing on Bizak today; request one through find your watch.

Suffixes such as P2, D and WGD label the configuration in listings, so read the metal and any stones against the warranty card before you commit.

RM 67-01 vs RM 67-02

Richard Mille calls the RM 67-02 the sport version of the RM 67-01: the brand reworked the case with four extensions, made it in Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT and fitted an elastic strap, for a weight of 32 grams, and calls it its lightest automatic watch.

Feature	RM 67-01	RM 67-02
Case	Titanium, gold, gem-set or platinum	Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT
Calibre	CRMA6, 3.60 mm thick	CRMA7, 4.00 mm thick
Functions	Hours, minutes, date, function indicator	Hours and minutes
Power reserve	About 50 hours	About 50 hours
On Bizak	From $162,749	From $209,249

Choose the RM 67-01 for a metal case with a date, the RM 67-02 for the lowest weight and the athletes’ colours. Bizak’s RM 67-02 listings are on our Richard Mille RM 67-02 page, and our RM 67-02 guide with an RM 67-01 comparison covers how the two wear.

Which RM 67-01 should you buy?

Lowest price: the red gold RM67-01P2, from $162,749 pre-owned.
Diamonds: the red gold RM67-01D with a diamond-set bezel at $172,049 pre-owned, or the white gold RM67-01WGD at $204,599.
New in red gold: the RM67-01 at $285,824.
Platinum: the RM 67-01 in platinum at $324,950.
Titanium, the launch metal: not listed on Bizak today; ask for one through a sourcing request.
Lighter and sportier: the RM 67-02, from $209,249.

Below these prices, our guide to the cheapest Richard Mille watches ranks the entry references, including Richard Mille’s earlier extra-flat automatics, the RM 016 and RM 033.

What to check before you buy an RM 67-01

The reference and serial. Read both on the watch against the warranty card, and check that the metal and any stones match the reference.
The stones. On a D or WGD the setting should be Richard Mille’s own, not aftermarket diamonds; our Richard Mille diamond watches guide explains factory and aftermarket setting.
The crown functions. Pulling the crown out should move the indicator at 2 o’clock through W, D and H; if you cannot handle the watch, ask for a short video of that and of the date at 5 o’clock being set.
Service history. Ask when the watch was last serviced; our guide to Richard Mille service cost and intervals explains what is due when.
Box, papers and strap. Confirm which box, papers and strap come with the watch; see what a complete Richard Mille set includes.

Our guide to spotting a fake Richard Mille covers the brand’s spline screws, movement and paperwork in detail. Found your RM 67-01? Open its listing and tap Reserve with $200. Our buyer protection page sets out the deposit terms, and our authentication page lists the checks made on the specific watch before dispatch. Selling or trading an RM 67-01 instead? See sell or trade your watch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Richard Mille RM 67-01?

The RM 67-01 Automatic Winding Extra Flat is Richard Mille’s extra-flat “lifestyle” watch, unveiled in November 2015. Its tonneau case is 38.7 mm wide, 47.52 mm long and 7.75 mm thick, around the skeletonised automatic calibre CRMA6, which shows the hours, minutes and date and has a function indicator for the crown positions. It was launched in titanium and is also made in gold, including gem-set versions.

How much is an RM 67-01?

On Bizak on 19 October 2026, an RM 67-01 costs from $162,749 for a pre-owned red gold RM67-01P2 and $172,049 for a pre-owned red gold RM67-01D with a diamond-set bezel. The white gold diamond-set RM67-01WGD is $204,599, the new red gold RM67-01 is $285,824 and the platinum RM 67-01 is $324,950.

How thin is the RM 67-01, and what size is it?

It is 7.75 mm thick, with a tonneau case 38.7 mm wide and 47.52 mm long, as published at its launch; the calibre CRMA6 inside is 3.60 mm thick. Richard Mille says the tonneau case was first imagined in an extra-flat form for the RM 67-01, making it one of its sleekest tonneau watches. For comparison, Richard Mille’s hand-wound RM UP-01 Ferrari is 1.75 mm thick.

What makes the Richard Mille RM 67-01 different from other Richard Mille models?

Thinness with a full set of everyday functions. Its 3.60 mm automatic calibre keeps a date at 5 o’clock and a function indicator at 2 o’clock, and a platinum rotor with Richard Mille’s OneWay winding system and ceramic ball bearings winds the barrel in a slim movement. The numerals are cut from solid metal and mounted on two titanium rails above the skeletonised movement. Richard Mille presents it as a lifestyle model rather than a sports watch; the RM 67-02 is its sport version.

Which metals does the RM 67-01 come in?

Richard Mille unveiled it in titanium, and its catalogue lists the RM 67-01 in titanium and gold; its own photographs include a white gold version set with baguette-cut stones. Bizak lists red gold (RM67-01 and RM67-01P2), red gold with a diamond-set bezel (RM67-01D), white gold with diamonds (RM67-01WGD) and platinum. Richard Mille calls its rose gold red gold.

What do W, D and H mean on the RM 67-01?

They are the function indicator at 2 o’clock. As you pull out the crown, its hand moves to W (winding), D (date setting) or H (hand setting), so you can see which position the crown is in, much as a car’s gearbox shows its gear. The date itself sits in a vertical window at 5 o’clock and changes semi-instantaneously.

What is the difference between the RM 67-01 and the RM 67-02?

The RM 67-02 is the sport version of the RM 67-01: a Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT case with four extensions, an elastic strap and the calibre CRMA7, which shows only the hours and minutes and is 4.00 mm thick. Richard Mille gives its weight as 32 grams and its water resistance as 30 metres. The RM 67-01 keeps the date and the function indicator in a titanium, gold or gem-set case. On Bizak the RM 67-02 starts at $209,249 and the RM 67-01 at $162,749.

Is the RM 67-01 discontinued?

No. In October 2026 Richard Mille still lists the RM 67-01 Automatic Winding Extra Flat in its current collection, next to the RM 67-02. Its earlier extra-flat automatics, the RM 016 and RM 033, are on Richard Mille’s historical-models list.

What should I check when buying a pre-owned RM 67-01?

Read the reference and serial on the watch against the warranty card, and check that the metal and any stones match the reference: a D or WGD should carry Richard Mille’s own setting, not aftermarket diamonds. Check that the crown moves the indicator through W, D and H and sets the date, ask when the watch was last serviced, and confirm which box, papers and strap come with it. Before dispatch, Bizak confirms the specific sourced watch and arranges its inspection, covering the reference and serial, movement, case, dial and hands, strap, condition and documentation; our authentication page lists each check.