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Richard Mille smiley face tourbillion only 50 made (too many?)

Walrus
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I appreciate the work that goes into these but I think this looks like a thirty dollar watch, I think I read it’s 765k but the source wasn’t sure if it was this particular watch
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I guess that it shows that money doesn’t mean good taste.

I’m torn, in that it clearly is a mechanical marvel, and that RMs technical chops are not in dispute - but who would wear it?! Producer Michael maybe.

Jealousy? No, not over this watch, more despair at what has been passed over for this thing 😀
 
JimInOz
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Nowhere near as attractive as the smiley face Tommy Bahama (?) that @UncleBuck sports when he's hitting the nightspots in Bonaire 😁.
 
Matty01
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It’s not my cup of tea, can’t imagine wearing it even with a close to 100% discount
 
johnireland
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Not even on Halloween. What kind of a mind thought of it in the first place? It must be something that very very very very rich and bored people buy, put on their wrist for five minutes, then throw it in the watch drawer and never even remember buying it. As crude as breaking wind at the dinner table.
 
noelekal
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I think I'll have to sit this one out.
 
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Is it a watch for kids? The question is why would you buy your child such an expensive thing?
If i would inherit such a thing , i would contact the BIg Watch Buyers straight away.
Prefer to have cash instead and buy myself a little more classy accessory.
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Deafboy
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The company certainly understands its jet-set base of customers.
My watch collection is typically sub-$500 1930's vintage, so I'm far from getting this RM, but I would choose it over any pimped-up tool watch.
 
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