Adorned with diamonds and black diamonds along its case, the present pink gold RM010 model features a skeletonised dial and automatic movement with a variable-geometry rotor optimizing the rotor's winding motion. Following the global success of the RM005, the RM010 was introduced in 2006 when larger cases were popular in the market. This watch features a 'ribbed' baseplate and bridges consisting of titanium material which is frequently used in the aerospace, aeronautics and automobile industries for its strength and resistance to corrosion. Additionally, the baseplate makes the timepiece as light as possible while retaining flatness and strength, a methodology like that of a racing car engine's development. The RM010 embodies what Richard Mille believes a non-tourbillon wristwatch should be, resulting in a watch that displays intricate movement details while retaining a sporty appearance.