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Richard Mille RM 35-01 front view super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 angled dial view super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 dial and marker detail super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 bezel detail super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 crown and case detail super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 bracelet or strap fit super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 buckle or clasp detail super clone watch

Richard Mille RM 35-01 Carbon Tourbillon Red Strap

Super Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,999.00.Current price is: $1,399.00.

For buyers who want the RM 35-01 look at its most aggressive, this is the one to focus on. The dark layered carbon case, blue-tinted skeleton dial, and vivid red rubber strap give it far more visual punch than the black-strap version, while the manual-winding RMUL3 skeleton movement keeps the open-worked architecture front and center. It is a highly specific Richard Mille rather than a safe all-rounder, and that is exactly why the details matter here: flange color, bridge layout, crown treatment, and strap execution decide whether it feels convincing on the wrist.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement RMUL3 manual-winding skeleton

Case Material Carbon TPT composite

Bezel Carbon TPT matte bezel with spline screws

Crystal Scratch-proof sapphire with colorless AR coating

Bracelet Red rubber strap

Water Resistance 30m

SKU: richard-mille-rm-035-01-carbon-tourbillon-red-strap-super-clone-watch Categories: IN STOCK SALE, Richard Mille Brand: Richard Mille

Richard Mille

Dark carbon, blue crystal effect, and the full RM 35-01 attitude

The first thing that changes the character of this RM 35-01 is the dial-side presentation. Instead of reading as a neutral technical piece, it comes across with much stronger contrast: a dark layered carbon case, a blue-tinted view across the skeletonized display, and a bright red rubber strap that immediately pushes it toward the Rafael Nadal style many collectors actually want. The white minute markers around the flange, the red accents, and the yellow RM35-01 badge at the left side all stand out sharply against the open movement, so the watch has the loud, competition-inspired look this reference is known for.

That matters because an RM case can look impressive in photos yet lose its edge if the dial furniture and color balance are off. Here, the visual hierarchy is clear. Your eye catches the large hands first, then the layered bridges, then the contrast details around the perimeter. It is dramatic, but still readable, which is exactly what makes this style work.

The movement architecture is the real reason to buy this version

This watch uses the manual-winding RMUL3 skeleton movement, and that is the point knowledgeable buyers should pay attention to. On this reference, the open front-to-back architecture is not decoration alone. The appeal is seeing the bridges, gear train, and structural layout occupy the dial correctly, instead of looking like a conventional base movement hidden under extra plates. The black PVD sandblasted bridge finish also suits the darker case better than a brighter movement treatment would, because it keeps the whole watch visually tight and technical.

If you are comparing versions, this is where the BBR execution has a practical advantage. The movement layout gives the watch the depth and transparency enthusiasts expect from an RM 35-01 style build. That is more important on the wrist than a simple color difference, because the entire identity of this watch depends on how convincingly the skeleton architecture fills the tonneau case.

Case texture and bezel detail make the watch feel serious

The case and bezel are presented in carbon TPT with the irregular layered pattern collectors look for on this style of Richard Mille. In this darker execution, the waves in the composite are easy to see without becoming distracting. The signature spline screws frame the bezel cleanly, and the matte finish keeps reflections under control so the case shape remains the focus. That is useful on a watch with this much visual information on the dial side, because a glossy or overly flat case would throw the proportions off.

The stated thickness is 13.0mm, which is one of the reasons this model has stronger appeal than thicker alternatives built around disguised base calibers. On a watch shaped like this, thickness affects the whole profile. A slimmer side view helps preserve the RM silhouette rather than turning it into a bulky caricature.

Why the red strap changes the watch

The strap is not a minor detail here. This example is fitted on a red rubber strap, and that single change makes the watch noticeably more assertive than the black-strap version. Against the dark carbon case, the red strap and matching red crown ring create a deliberate color lock that makes the watch feel complete rather than simply customized. For buyers in the US and Europe who already own more conservative sports watches, that matters: this piece earns its place by bringing a different kind of energy to the wrist.

Just as important, the strap integrates cleanly into the case and keeps the watch visually continuous from lug to lug. That smooth transition is a big part of why Richard Mille designs either look right or do not. Here, the fit and shape preserve the intended flow of the case.

Who this RM 35-01 suits best

This is for the collector who already understands that the RM 35-01 is not meant to disappear under a cuff. It is a watch built around exposed mechanics, contrast, and lightweight composite styling. The payoff is not subtlety. It is the way the layered carbon, blue-tinted crystal view, red strap, and open manual-wind movement come together as one coherent object. If you want a quieter Richard Mille look, choose a darker strap variant. If you want the version that announces itself from across the room and still rewards close inspection, this one makes the stronger case.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Richard Mille
Movement	RMUL3 manual-winding skeleton
Case Material	Carbon TPT composite
Bezel	Carbon TPT matte bezel with spline screws
Crystal	Scratch-proof sapphire with colorless AR coating
Bracelet	Red rubber strap
Water Resistance	30m

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Richard Mille watch

What makes this RM 35-01 different from the black-strap version?

The strongest difference is visual balance. This watch pairs the dark carbon case with a vivid red rubber strap and matching red crown ring, giving it a much more assertive Rafael Nadal-style look than the black-strap variant.

Is this a manual-wind skeleton movement?

Yes. It is built with the manual-winding RMUL3 skeleton movement, with the open-worked architecture visible through the dial side.

What details stand out most on the dial side?

The blue-tinted crystal view, black PVD-finished bridges, white hour markers, red minute accents, and yellow RM35-01 badge create the strongest contrast. Those details are what give this version its sharper, sportier presence.

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