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Richard Mille RM 47 Tourbillon Richard Mille, one of the first people to think of exotic watches, has launched a new limited edition timepiece inspired by samurai culture and the philosophy of Bushido.

The RM 47 is limited to 75 pieces and took about four years to produce. At the heart of the watch is a unique movement that includes stylized samurai armor entirely handcrafted in solid gold. Beautifully detailed armor model handcrafted by renowned hand-carver Pierre-Alain Lozeron. The paint on the armor was drawn by Lozelon's wife, Valerie Lauzeron.

Formula 1 star Fernando Alonso, known for his fascination with traditional Japanese art and Richard Mille models, played a major role in the creation of this extraordinary car.

The details of the new model reflect Japanese culture, such as the crown set with titanium, Carbon TPT® and polished 3N gold. Japanese maple leaf motifs are also featured, symbolizing the seasons, grace, beauty and the constant flow of life.

To obtain all 11 parts of the Samurai in the RM 47 Tourbillon, the watchmaker spent 16 hours engraving and 9 hours painting. The sides of the case housing the figures are made of 3N gold, while the rest are made of black PRP ceramic.

Emphasizing extraordinary aesthetic details and the brand's emphasis on tradition and perfection, the RM 47 tourbillon has attracted the attention of the brand's strict followers.