UMI builds we source
Parmi-class custom
What can we say about UMI?
UMI appears against 3 references in this catalogue - RM 055, RM 67-02, RM 35-02 - across 3 tracked builds and 2 build classes. That count is what the table below is built from, so the two cannot disagree. Where a maker or its own dealers describe an affiliation with someone else, we quote that as their claim rather than as our finding.
Custom-order house: the RM 67-02 V10 is its main Richard Mille build. Built to spec, not off the shelf.
We describe makers by what we can verify: which references they are seen building at live dealers, which build class those watches sit in, and what our own photographs show when the watch arrives. Names in this trade are labels rather than factory registers, so we do not present any maker as the original manufacturer of anything.
Which references do we source from UMI?
The 3 references we have seen from UMI sit in Shanghai Vaucher class and Parmi-class custom, photographed in the configurations listed below. Availability moves week to week, so a build is confirmed against a source before it is quoted, and photographs of the actual watch are sent before payment rather than a catalogue shot reused between buyers.
| Reference | Build class | Configurations seen | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM 055 | Shanghai Vaucher class | Ceramic, Grade 5 titanium, rubber three-part case | On enquiry |
| RM 67-02 | Parmi-class custom | Carbon and composite shells, multiple strap colours | On enquiry |
| RM 35-02 | Shanghai Vaucher class | NTPT carbon | On enquiry |
Checked on 15 October 2026 against the records for UMI.
What do buyers ask before ordering?
Is UMI a factory?
It is a maker label used in this trade. We describe what we can verify about the watches, not the organisation behind the name.
Can you source a different reference from UMI?
Ask. If we can confirm the build and see real photographs of the watch, we will quote it.