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Lewis Hamilton once again caught the spotlight off the track during the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion, now racing for Ferrari, was spotted wearing a diamond-set Richard Mille RM 037 in rose gold, a choice that quickly caught the attention of watch enthusiasts.
The timepiece stands out for its signature tonneau-shaped rose gold case, adorned with diamonds using the snow-setting technique, which combines stones of different sizes to create a dazzling, uniform surface. Its striking yellow strap adds a distinctive contrast, while the skeletonized dial features delicate mother-of-pearl details.
Inside beats the automatic CRMA1 caliber, featuring an oversized date display at 12 o’clock, a function selector, and a power reserve of approximately 50 hours.
Photo courtesy of Ferrari
Photo courtesy of Ferrari
Originally introduced in 2014 as part of Richard Mille’s women’s collection, the RM 037 shows that traditional watchmaking categories matter less and less to Hamilton. The British driver continues to surprise with choices that reflect his distinctive personal style and his appreciation for some of the most exclusive creations in haute horlogerie.
