When Richard Mille turned its attention to women, it refused to simply shrink a men's watch, and the RM 007 became the maison's first automatic creation conceived expressly for the female wrist. It carries the brand's unmistakable tonneau architecture and technical bravado, yet channels them toward unabashed glamour rather than motorsport. This gem-set example pushes that idea to its most exuberant, transforming a serious mechanical object into a piece of wearable high jewelry that only Richard Mille could conceive.

The curved, 45mm x 31mm, tonneau case is rendered in rose gold and lavished with orange and yellow sapphires graduating across its surface, punctuated by signature spline screws. Within, a sunray motif fans outward in mother-of-pearl and vivid gem-set rays, framed by diamond hour markers on a translucent flange. Slender hands sweep above the openworked movement, a date window rests at six o'clock, and a crisp white rubber strap grounds the riot of color.