The Richard Mille RM 020 reinterprets classical pocket watch construction through advanced structural engineering. The rectangular case measures 62 mm and is crafted from titanium and white gold. Its skeletonised dial exposes the underlying mechanical framework, displaying a tourbillon cage at 6 o'clock, a 10-day power reserve indicator at 9:30, and a push-button function selector at 4:30.
Powering the timepiece is the hand-wound Calibre RM020, built on an isotropic carbon nanofibre mainplate with titanium bridges. A dual-barrel design ensures consistent torque throughout its 240-hour power reserve. The watch incorporates a custom attachment system for its dedicated chain and includes an engineered desk stand for stationary display.