Answers to the usual questions
What should you know before you ask?
The seven questions below cover pricing, makers, build classes, shipping and how payment works.
Checked on 15 October 2026 against the records behind Answers to the usual questions.
What do buyers ask before ordering?
Why are there no prices on the site?
Because a Richard Mille build is quoted per watch. Two RM 055s from the same maker can differ by hundreds of dollars depending on case material, strap and availability that week, so a published number would be wrong more often than right. Send an enquiry and you get the figure for the actual watch.
Are all these watches from one factory?
No, and that is the point. Six maker labels supply the references we list, and each one sits in a different build class. We name the maker in every listing.
Is a name like Shanghai Vaucher a factory?
It is a movement family and a class label used in this trade, not a registered manufacturer. We describe the movement and the finishing level, and we avoid claiming that any label is the original maker.
Which build class should I buy?
If you want the watch that photographs best and keeps the best time, the mainstream free-sprung class is the honest answer. Pay for the higher class when the rib effect and the movement finishing matter to you on the wrist, or when you want a custom configuration.
Can I have it delivered to my own address in the US?
Yes. Shipping is tracked and quoted flat at $60. Give us the address after the quote and we confirm the lead time for that destination.
Do you accept cards?
No card payments run through this site, because there is no checkout here. Payment instructions come inside your order thread once the watch is confirmed and photographed.
Are you connected to Richard Mille?
No. This is an independent catalogue of replica-grade watches and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Richard Mille or any watch brand.