On March 24, Richard Mille and Ferrari unveiled the RM 43-01 Ferrari Tourbillon Split-Second Chronograph, a highly technical, limited-edition timepiece crafted from grade-5 titanium and carbon TPT, with only 75 pieces available priced at $1.3 million and $1.5 million, respectively. Launching alongside the F1 season, the watch features a 70-hour power reserve, a skeletonized dial, and intricate engineering, embodying Richard Mille’s "racing machine for your wrist" philosophy. Inspired by Ferrari’s design language, the RM 43-01 highlights the deep-rooted partnership between the two brands, which began in 2004 through a chance connection with former F1 driver Felipe Massa. [link]