Richard Mille – RM07-01 Black Ceramic CER/DIA/RU Black Onyx ZF Asian CRMA2

ZF Factory Richard MilleRM07 Ladies Black Ceramic Diamonds Bezel 1:1 Best Edition Black Dial on White Rubber Strap CRMA2 Clone

ZF Continues Its Luxurious Legacy — Exquisite Brilliance and Charm: “The Goddess of Watches” Richard Mille RM07-1 Black and White Ceramic Diamond-Set Collection

[1] ZF’s Ceramic Diamond Setting Technique: The ceramic case is drilled with tiny, precise holes measuring just 0.25mm in diameter using a professional CNC machine equipped with a gold steel diamond hole cutter tool. The base of the red gold claws, which is meticulously hand-polished, is made separately and then embedded into these small holes. Selected diamonds are individually fixed into the holes, with the entire process testing the factory’s rich experience and superb craftsmanship. This ensures that each diamond’s setting angle and height are uniform, allowing them to shine brilliantly against the backdrop of the black and white nano-ceramic.

[2] Dial Design: The central part of the dial features red (or black) agate, surrounded by small diamonds. This is one of the most feminine elements of the watch. Twelve teardrop-shaped hour markers are tightly positioned at the edge of the upper flange plate. Each marker is filled with luminescent paint within its hollowed frame, showcasing extraordinary attention to detail.

[3] High-Quality Fluoro Rubber Strap: The soft and comfortable strap resists sweat, UV rays, and moisture corrosion, maintaining its freshness over time. It fits snugly around the case and is paired with a stainless steel folding clasp for easy opening and closing, all while exuding a sense of luxury.

[4] Equipped with ZF’s Exclusive CRMA2 Automatic Movement: This movement features a highly skeletonized design and is equipped with a variable inertia balance wheel, ensuring excellent performance during use. The variable geometry automatic winding rotor adjusts its rotational speed automatically based on its movement. The power reserve is approximately 50 hours, with the balance wheel located at the 6 o’clock position. The movement parts are finely processed with techniques like brushing, chamfering, and polishing. The bottom plate and bridge are treated with a deep black PVD coating, highlighting the precision and artistry of the mechanical design.