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Style Edit: Richard Mille’s RM 07-01 & RM 037, created by and for accomplished women

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Sam Kerr, captain of the Australian football team, is an ambassador for Richard Mille. Photo: Hamish Brown/Contour by Getty Images
Sam Kerr, captain of the Australian football team, is an ambassador for Richard Mille. Photo: Hamish Brown/Contour by Getty Images
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Amanda Mille and Cécile Guenat guide the design of watches worn by women, from Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh to football icon Sam Kerr

For decades, women’s watchmaking was largely defined by aesthetics, with mechanics often taking a back seat to precious stones and decorative finishes. Richard Mille has taken a markedly different path. The maison approaches women’s timepieces with the same uncompromising engineering, technical innovation and performance-led philosophy that underpins its men’s collection, creating watches that are as mechanically sophisticated as they are visually captivating.
The Richard Mille RM 037 in white gold with snow-set diamonds. Photo: Handout
The Richard Mille RM 037 in white gold with snow-set diamonds. Photo: Handout
Rather than viewing femininity through a conventional lens, Richard Mille celebrates women who are ambitious, independent and fearless. This philosophy has shaped a collection that marries haute horlogerie with contemporary design, where skeletonised movements, advanced materials and exceptional gem-setting exist in perfect harmony.
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