Richard Mille has introduced the RM 43-01 Tourbillon Split-Seconds Chronograph Ferrari, a high-end timepiece priced at up to $1.53 million.

This marks the second Ferrari-themed watch from the brand, following the UP-01 in 2022. The RM 43-01 comes in two limited-edition variants: a titanium model at $1.3 million and a Carbon TPT version at $1.53 million, with only 150 units available.

Inspired by Ferrari’s racing heritage, the watch features a “split seconds” function, a key tool for race car drivers, along with a world-renowned tourbillon movement. The timepiece has a 42.9mm width, 17.1mm thickness, and 51.2mm lug-to-lug measurement, with an intricate 514-part design visible through its transparent case.

Ferrari’s Formula 1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton are known for sporting Richard Mille watches. Recently, Hamilton wore an RM 74-02 worth $600,000, while Leclerc showcased an RM 72-01 Flyback Chronograph valued at $335,000.

With the RM 43-01, Richard Mille and Ferrari continue their collaboration, blending high-performance engineering with luxury craftsmanship, embodying the concept of a “racing machine on the wrist.”