A white RM 67-02 in a field of black carbon

The Richard Mille RM 67-02 White Ceramic (reference RM 67-02, often typed rm67 or rm 067-02) is the pale outlier in an automatic sport line that almost always arrives in black or coloured Carbon TPT. Where its stablemates lean dark and matte, this super clone is built around a white ceramic / white TPT case that throws the blue flange and red accents into sharp relief. Among Richard Mille RM 67 replica options this is the one that reads differently on the wrist and in photos — the case reflects daylight instead of swallowing it, which is the whole point of the White Ceramic Blue colourway. If you have scrolled past half a dozen near-identical carbon RM 67-02 replica listings, start here.

White ceramic case and a blue-and-red colour story

The case keeps the genuine 38.7 x 47.52 mm tonneau footprint, roughly 7 mm thin, in a white ceramic / white TPT shell that stays bright under light rather than absorbing it. The dial is a blue flange lifted by red minute-track accents, and the blue woven nylon strap finishes with a red crown that ties the whole palette together. As an rm 67 super clone it is a cleaner, higher-contrast look than the all-carbon builds in the range: red-on-white instead of red-on-black. The strap is elastic woven fabric, not rubber, so it sits flat and feather-light the way the original comfort strap does, and the red crown stays a deliberate accent rather than a loud one.

Why a ceramic case wears differently from Carbon TPT

The white here is not a coat of paint or an anodised finish — it is the ceramic itself, fired from a zirconium-oxide-based powder so the tone runs the whole way through the material. That changes how the watch lives on the wrist. Ceramic is far harder than the steel or aluminium most cases use, so the bright white surface shrugs off the desk-edge scuffs that quickly dull a lacquered finish, and a knock cannot expose a different colour underneath because there is no base metal to reveal. Set against the Carbon TPT siblings in the RM 67-02 line, which draw their look from layered carbon fibre, the ceramic reads glassier, cooler to the touch and keeps that showroom-white face far longer. Elsewhere the range runs to a carbon TPT watch and even a quartz TPT watch, yet none matches the colour-through-the-body permanence of fired ceramic — it is the one RM 67-02 in the family whose case material, not just its dial, is the headline.

Inside: clone Cal. CRMA7, hours and minutes only

Under the skeletonised dial sits the clone Cal. CRMA7, an automatic, openworked movement driven by a OneWay-style winding rotor — not a micro-rotor. At roughly 7 mm thin it is effectively an ultra-thin skeleton watch, and the genuine RM 67-02 is one of the lightest Richard Mille watches at about 32 g, so the clone keeps that barely-there feel on the strap. The RM 67-02 is a deliberately spare watch: it displays hours and minutes only, with no seconds hand and no date, so the skeleton bridges read clean from one edge of the case to the other. The clone beats at 28,800 vph (4 Hz) on 25 jewels beneath a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment. Power reserve: 48 hours (genuine CRMA7: ~50 hours). Water resistance is 30 m — fine for rain and hand-washing, but this is a dress-sport piece, not a swimmer.

How the white build compares to the carbon siblings

Against the RM 67-02 Red Carbon super clone, this white version trades heat for daylight while keeping the same red thread through the dial. Next to the black-carbon RM 67-02 Blue super clone it shares the blue accent but reverses the case tone entirely, so the two make a natural light-and-dark pair. Shoppers weighing a lightweight carbon tonneau or the dated, extra-flat 67-01 can compare our RM 67-01 Titanium super clone before deciding. To see the colourways side by side, browse the full RM 67 replica collection or the wider Richard Mille replica catalogue, and our best Richard Mille super clones guide explains which build suits which wrist.

Specifications

• Model: Richard Mille RM 67-02
• Reference: RM 67-02
• Case: white ceramic / white TPT
• Case size: 38.7 x 47.52 mm, ~7 mm thin
• Dial: blue flange with red accents, skeletonised
• Strap: blue woven nylon with 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 (no seconds, no date)
• Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz), 25 jewels

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Richard Mille RM 67-02 White Ceramic super clone cost, and is it good value?

It is for sale at around $1,299, which puts the fired white ceramic case, clone Cal. CRMA7 and the full blue-and-red colourway far below the cheapest genuine Richard Mille. For a scratch-resistant ceramic build with a 48-hour reserve, that price is where the RM 67-02 White Ceramic earns its place against the plainer carbon versions.

How do you spot a fake Richard Mille RM 67 versus the real RM 67-02?

Up close the genuine piece is confirmed by its grade-5 titanium baseplate, ~50-hour power reserve and full papers, not by looks alone. This clone Cal. CRMA7 reproduces the hours-and-minutes display, the white ceramic case and the blue-and-red colour story closely, with a 48-hour reserve, and is sold honestly as a Richard Mille super clone.

Does the RM 67-02 White Ceramic super clone have a seconds hand or a date?

Correct — this is a two-hand watch. The RM 67-02 tracks only the hour and the minute; there is no running seconds and no calendar aperture anywhere on the dial. Richard Mille kept the display this sparse so the openworked bridges stay readable edge to edge, and the clone follows that same pared-back layout.

Is the case really white ceramic rather than painted metal?

The case is built as white ceramic / white TPT, as described, so the colour runs through the material instead of sitting on top as paint. That is what gives it the bright, scratch-resistant tone that sets it apart from the carbon versions.