This is the Richard Mille RM 67-02 Red Carbon super clone (reference RM 67-02), the all-red “Red” race-day version of the ultra-flat automatic. Where the athlete editions split their colours across flag stripes, this one commits the whole watch to red: a red Quartz/Carbon TPT case wrapped on a red woven nylon strap, with only the skeletonised movement and its blue/red/purple flange breaking the theme. You will see it listed as the RM 67-02, sometimes shortened to rm67 or zero-padded as rm 067-02, but the bare 67-02 reference points to one watch, and this replica is tuned to copy both halves of that idea.

The all-red colourway, read up close

The case is cut from red Quartz/Carbon TPT, the layered composite Richard Mille bakes in coloured sheets so the grain runs right through the material rather than sitting on a painted surface. On this clone the red reads warm and slightly marbled where the layers meet the 38.7 x 47.52 mm tonneau edges, not flat like dyed plastic. Built as a carbon TPT watch from layered quartz TPT sheets, the surface catches light in bands rather than as a single gloss, and the skeletonised baseplate behind the dial carries a blue, red and purple flange track, so the minute scale still pops against an otherwise monochrome watch. It is the only RM 67-02 in this lineup where the case and strap share one colour, which is the detail a buyer checks first.

Weight and the strap under motion

The genuine RM 67-02 lands near 32 g on the wrist, which makes it one of the lightest Richard Mille watches and the reason you stop noticing it mid-stride. This super clone chases that feel with the same elastic red woven nylon strap, not rubber. Woven fabric stretches with the wrist and dries fast, so under movement the head stays put instead of swinging; paired with the lightweight carbon tonneau case, the whole thing wears like an ultra-thin skeleton watch rather than a heavy sports chronograph. If you want the direct comparison to a two-tone athlete build on the same strap type, the RM 67-02 Italy super clone pairs the identical red weave with a black carbon case, while the Zverev RM 67-02 puts the same red strap on a Spain-themed black case.

The flange is the only colour that breaks the red

Because the case and strap both commit to red, the one place colour changes is the printed minute track on the skeletonised baseplate, which runs blue, red and purple around the edge of the dial. On the two-tone athlete editions that flange competes with a flag-coloured case; here it has nothing to compete with, so it becomes the single chromatic anchor that tells your eye where the minutes are. This clone reproduces the three-colour track in the same sequence, so against the warm red field the blue segment reads coolest and draws focus first. It is the detail that stops the watch looking like one solid block and the reason the monochrome theme still gives the eye somewhere to land.

Movement and what it actually shows

Inside sits a clone Cal. CRMA7, automatic and skeletonised, driven by a OneWay-style rotor rather than a micro-rotor. It is wound as you move and runs at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) on 25 jewels. The RM 67-02 is a deliberately simple watch: it shows hours and minutes only. There is no seconds hand and no date window, so the dial stays open and the flange stays the busiest thing on it. Power reserve on the clone is 48 hours (genuine CRMA7: ~50 hours). If you want the dressier extra-flat automatic with a date instead, that is the RM 67-01 Titanium super clone, which trades this skeleton-sport layout for applied numerals and a 5 o’clock date aperture.

How this clone is built for daily wear

Water resistance is 30 m, matching the genuine specification, which covers rain and hand-washing but is not a swimming watch. The crystal is sapphire with anti-reflective treatment, so the skeleton stays legible in sun. Because the case is composite and the strap is fabric, the whole package resists the scuffing that marks softer cases, and the low mass means the lugless tonneau sits flat without digging in. For the wider picture on build quality, see our guide to the best Richard Mille super clones, or browse the rest of the replica RM 67 range and the full Richard Mille replica catalogue to compare the sport and skeleton families side by side.

Specifications

• Model: Richard Mille RM 67-02
• Reference: RM 67-02
• Case: red Quartz/Carbon TPT, tonneau
• Case size: 38.7 x 47.52 mm
• Dial: skeletonised, blue/red/purple flange
• Strap: red woven nylon
• Crystal: sapphire with anti-reflective coating
• Movement: clone Cal. CRMA7, automatic, skeletonised
• Power reserve: 48 hours (genuine CRMA7: ~50 hours)
• Water resistance: 30 m
• Functions: hours and minutes only (no seconds, no date)
• Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz), 25 jewels

Frequently asked questions

How much does the RM 67-02 Red Carbon super clone cost, and is it good value?

At this clone’s price it is one of the more affordable ways into the all-red RM 67-02, and the value sits in how closely the red Quartz/Carbon TPT case and the roughly 32 g feel are reproduced for the money. A genuine RM 67-02 runs into six figures, so when a 1:1 super clone like this comes up for sale it undercuts that by orders of magnitude, which makes it one of the cheapest Richard Mille pieces you can actually wear every day without babying it.

How do you spot a fake RM 67-02 versus the genuine watch?

You spot a fake RM 67-02 by the colour depth of the Quartz/Carbon TPT and the finishing of the clone Cal. CRMA7 under a loupe, not by the listing text. A real RM 67-02 shows hours and minutes only, so any “rm 67-02 fake” that adds a seconds hand or a date is wrong at a glance; and whether a seller files it as rm67 or the zero-padded rm 067-02, it is the three-colour flange sequence and the woven strap where a crude fake richard mille rm 67 falls apart.

Is the RM 67-02 Red Carbon lighter than the RM 67-01?

The RM 67-01 is the extra-flat automatic with a date aperture and a function selector, while the RM 67-02 is the lighter skeleton-sport model that shows hours and minutes only. In the rm 67-01 vs rm 67-02 choice this Red Carbon is firmly the 67-02: no date, no seconds, a woven strap and the lower weight that defines the race-day line.

Does the RM 67-02 Red Carbon have a seconds hand or a date?

No to both. This reference reads time with just two hands, an hour and a minute, and skips a running seconds and a calendar entirely, which is what keeps the skeleton clear of any sub-dial or aperture. A listed Red Carbon RM 67-02 that shows a seconds counter or a date window is running a movement the model never used.