The Baby Blue RM 67-02 in context

This is the Richard Mille RM 67-02 “Baby Blue” super clone, a replica of the RM 67-02 Automatic sports watch rendered in a pastel colourway that sets it apart from every other piece in the line. The black Carbon TPT case stays dark and serious, while the light-blue flange and baby-blue woven strap pull the whole watch toward a softer register. Where the Italy, Spain and van Niekerk versions lean on bold flag reds and greens, this one is the quiet option: a 38.7 x 47.52 mm tonneau case, roughly 7.1 mm thin, that disappears on the wrist and lets the colour do the talking. Listed here for sale as the Baby Blue, it is the same piece shoppers type as rm 67-02, rm67 or the zero-padded rm 067-02, and it sits inside our wider RM 67 replica collection next to those flag editions.

Reading a skeleton: white hands over a light-blue flange

The whole point of this execution is legibility. A skeletonised RM dial can turn into visual noise, so here the hour and minute hands are finished in flat white and run over a light-blue flange ring that frames the open movement. On an ultra-thin skeleton watch like this, that contrast matters: against the pale blue track, the white hands read instantly in daylight, which is exactly the problem a dark skeleton dial usually creates. There is no seconds hand and no date to clutter the view: the RM 67-02 shows hours and minutes only, so your eye lands on the two hands and nothing competes with them. It is a small design decision that makes the Baby Blue the easiest of these skeletons to actually tell the time on.

Layered Carbon TPT grain and the clone CRMA7 inside

The case is layered black Carbon TPT, a stack of carbon filaments set in resin that gives the flanks a fine marbled grain rather than a flat painted finish; as a carbon TPT watch it weighs far less than any steel-cased rival. Inside sits the clone Cal. CRMA7, an automatic skeletonised movement wound by a OneWay rotor (not a micro-rotor) visible through the sapphire caseback. It runs at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) on 25 jewels. Power reserve is 48 hours on this clone, against roughly 50 hours on the genuine CRMA7. Water resistance is 30 m, enough for rain and hand-washing but not for swimming. If you want to compare the pastel against a cooler, deeper tone, the RM 67-02 Blue super clone uses a stronger royal blue, while the RM 67-02 White Ceramic super clone swaps the dark case for bright ceramic, and the Barshim edition runs a Quartz TPT watch case instead of this carbon. Browse the rest of the range in our Richard Mille super clone catalogue.

The baby-blue woven fabric strap

The strap is a baby-blue woven elastic fabric band, not rubber, dyed to match the flange ring so the pastel tone carries from the dial out to the lugs. The weave stretches slightly, so instead of buckling to one fixed hole it pulls the case down against the wrist and stops it sliding. On a tonneau that shape matters: the elastic band follows the curve of the wrist where a stiff rubber strap would gap at the edges. For how this pastel ranks against every other RM 67-02 finish, see our guide to the best Richard Mille super clones.

Roughly 32 grams and sub-8 mm: an all-day quiet watch

Numbers explain why the Baby Blue reads as the understated member of the family. The RM 67-02 case is about 7.1 mm thin and the layered Carbon TPT construction brings the whole watch to roughly 32 grams, making this lightweight carbon tonneau one of the lightest Richard Mille watches you can wear. There is no heavy steel bezel, no metal bracelet, nothing that announces itself from across a table. If you prefer the dressier, date-equipped route, its sibling the RM 67-01 Titanium super clone is the extra-flat automatic with a function selector, whereas this rm 67 super clone keeps things to hours and minutes. Paired with the soft pastel palette and the legible white hands, that near-weightless build is the real argument for this execution: a Richard Mille replica you can wear from morning to night without ever being reminded it is on your wrist.

Specifications

• Model: Richard Mille RM 67-02 Automatic (super clone)
• Reference: RM 67-02 “Baby Blue”
• Case: black Carbon TPT
• Case size: 38.7 x 47.52 mm, approx. 7.1 mm thin
• Dial: skeletonised, light-blue flange, white hands
• Strap: baby-blue woven elastic fabric
• Crystal: sapphire with anti-reflective coating
• Movement: clone Cal. CRMA7, automatic, skeletonised, OneWay rotor
• 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

FAQ

Does the Baby Blue RM 67-02 have a date or seconds hand?

No on both counts. The RM 67-02 runs a pared-back two-hand display, so there is no running seconds and no date window to interrupt the skeletonised dial, just the white hour and minute hands tracking over the pale-blue flange.

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

It is priced at $1299, which makes it one of the cheapest ways into a Richard Mille without dropping to a generic quartz imitation. For that money you get the layered Carbon TPT case, the clone Cal. CRMA7 automatic and the matched woven strap, not a printed dial on a dead case.

What gives away a fake RM 67-02 against the real one?

Close inspection of the movement finishing and the Carbon TPT grain is the giveaway on any fake Richard Mille RM 67. The clone Cal. CRMA7 runs at 28,800 vph with a 48-hour reserve versus roughly 50 hours on the genuine piece, and the layered carbon pattern will not match the original filament for filament.

What is the difference between the RM 67-01 and the RM 67-02 Baby Blue?

The rm 67-01 vs rm 67-02 split comes down to function: the RM 67-01 is the extra-flat automatic with a date aperture and a W/D/H selector, while this RM 67-02 is the sportier two-hand model showing hours and minutes only. Both share the 38.7 x 47.52 mm tonneau case, but the 67-02 is the lighter, simpler wear.