This is the Richard Mille RM 67-02 “Blue” (reference RM 67-02) super clone, built around one detail the catalogue pictures sell on sight: a cobalt-blue woven strap closed over a single red crown at 3 o’clock. It is the calmest case in the family paired with the loudest hardware, and that tension is the whole reason to pick this reference over its Carbon TPT siblings. Whether you search it as rm67, rm 067-02 or simply 67-02, this is the same hours-and-minutes sport piece, and at roughly 32 g it stays one of the lightest Richard Mille watches we clone.

The blue strap and red crown, read together

The strap is blue woven elastic fabric, not rubber, so it behaves like the genuine RM 67-02 “comfort” band: it stretches onto the wrist and sits flat against the 7.1 mm case rather than standing proud of it. Against that cool blue, the crown is finished in red, the only warm element on the entire watch. Richard Mille uses the crown as a signature flash of contrast here instead of a dial colour, which is why the flange carries a matching blue-and-red minute track. On this clone the strap colour, the red crown and the flange are checked against the factory photos first, because that trio is exactly what a buyer compares before anything else.

The neutral Carbon TPT case that lets colour lead

The 38.7 x 47.52 mm tonneau case is black Carbon TPT, Richard Mille’s layered carbon-fibre composite, and keeping that descriptor literal matters: it is Carbon TPT, never a plain black coating. Under glare the surface shows the faint parallel grain of the stacked carbon sheets, which is how you separate a real Carbon TPT body from a sprayed-black substitute. The dark case is deliberately neutral so the blue band and red crown do the talking, a different balance from the RM 67-02 Red Carbon super clone, where case and strap share one colour family. As a pure carbon TPT watch this lightweight carbon tonneau earns its featherweight feel honestly, and the RM 67-02 line also runs to a burgundy quartz TPT watch edition, so the material name on the listing is worth reading before you buy.

Clone Cal. CRMA7 and what it actually tells

Inside sits the clone Cal. CRMA7, an automatic skeletonised movement that drives hours and minutes only. The RM 67-02 has no seconds hand and no date, so the skeletonised baseplate reads clean through the sapphire crystal with nothing to clutter the flange. The winding mass is a OneWay-style rotor, not a micro-rotor, visible sweeping across the open architecture. It runs at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) on 25 jewels. Read as an ultra-thin skeleton watch it is only about 7.1 mm deep, yet it stays a true sport automatic rather than the extra-flat automatic layout of its 67-01 cousin. Shoppers cross-comparing rm 67-01 vs rm 67-02 should note the 67-01 carries a date and a function selector, while this 67-02 trades those for a slimmer, seconds-free build; the RM 67-01 Titanium super clone is the piece to put beside it. For movement notes across the line, see our guide to the best Richard Mille super clone picks.

Setting by the red crown, and 32 grams on the wrist

Because the RM 67-02 shows hours and minutes and nothing else, the red crown at 3 o’clock has exactly one job: wind the clone Cal. CRMA7 and set the time. There is no date to correct and no function selector to cycle, so setting is a single pull and twist against that red cap. The complete watch weighs about 32 g, and on the stretch-woven blue strap that mass all but vanishes on the wrist the way the genuine comfort band intends. Pulling the crown also brings the one warm accent to your fingertips, the single moment the colour contrast turns tactile rather than purely visual.

Honest dual disclosure

We sell this as a replica, so – like every Richard Mille replica we list – the numbers are stated plainly. The genuine RM 67-02 carries calibre CRMA7 with roughly 50 hours of power reserve and 30 m of water resistance; this clone holds about 48 hours wound and the same conservative 30 m rating, which means splash-safe, not swimming. The strap is woven fabric as on the original, the case material is Carbon TPT as described, and the functions are hours and minutes exactly like the real reference. Priced as an honest clone and listed for sale well under genuine money, it sits beside the rest of the RM 67 super clone lineup in the RM 67 replica collection, within our Richard Mille super clone catalogue. If you want the brighter pastel cousin instead, compare the RM 67-02 Baby Blue super clone.

Specifications

• Model: Richard Mille RM 67-02 “Blue”
• Reference: RM 67-02
• Case: black Carbon TPT
• Case size: 38.7 x 47.52 mm, approx. 7.1 mm thin
• Dial: skeletonised baseplate, blue/red flange
• Strap: blue woven elastic fabric, red crown
• 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

FAQ

Is the red crown on this RM 67-02 clone a painted case part?

No, the red is on the crown only, the single winding and setting button at 3 o’clock, while the case stays black Carbon TPT. That red crown against the blue woven strap is the defining contrast of this reference, so it is the first thing to verify against the photos.

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

It is priced at a fraction of the genuine RM 67-02 while matching the Carbon TPT case, blue woven strap and clone Cal. CRMA7, which is where the value sits. It is not the cheapest Richard Mille clone on the market, but the real carbon composite and correct hours-and-minutes movement are why it costs more than a plain black-coated copy.

Can anyone spot this as a fake RM 67-02 next to a genuine one?

Side by side the tell is in the disclosed specs rather than the look: this super clone runs about 48 hours of power reserve against roughly 50 on a genuine CRMA7, and we list it openly as a fake Richard Mille RM 67 for buyers who want the design, not a forgery. The Carbon TPT case, blue woven strap, red crown and 30 m rating are built to match the original.

Does the RM 67-02 Blue have a date like the RM 67-01?

The RM 67-02 is the sport automatic with hours and minutes only, while the RM 67-01 is the extra-flat automatic that adds a date aperture and a W/D/H function selector. This “Blue” is a 67-02, so it has no date and no seconds – a cleaner skeleton, a woven strap and the lighter sport build.