@richardmille: A Richard Mille case is far more than a protective shell: it is a highly technical, three-dimensional interface between the wearer and the movement. Every detail is carefully considered, both technically and aesthetically. The curved profile of the case and caseback naturally follows the contours of the wrist, ensuring a stable and ergonomic fit, regardless of wrist size. This demanding geometry requires several months of work and hundreds of operations, from pre-production and machining to finishing and quality control. The different case geometries developed — tonneau, round, rectangular, extra-flat or asymmetric — allow increasingly complex movements to be housed without compromising comfort. The cases are assembled using Grade 5 titanium spline screws, whose development required months of research, while manufacturing each screw involves more than 20 individual operations. All this complexity, combined with exceptionally stringent quality-control requirements, makes Richard Mille cases among the most sophisticated in Swiss watchmaking.

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