Mark Wahlberg spent Saturday, October 3, 2026, the way many people in Las Vegas prefer to spend a Saturday: outdoors, among friends, watching something beautiful compete. He was at Resorts World for the Global Champions Arabians Tour Americas Las Vegas, the three-day Americas Final of the Global Champions Arabians Tour, chatting with fellow guests in an easy, unhurried mood while Arabian horses took the arena.
Mark Wahlberg was spotted on October 3, 2026, at the Global Champions Arabians Tour Americas Las Vegas wearing a Richard Mille RM 67-02 White Carbon TPT, the brand’s 32-gram automatic in Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT with the in-house Calibre CRMA7.
On his left wrist sat a watch that matches the setting almost too well: a Richard Mille RM 67-02 in White Carbon TPT, the bright Quartz TPT and Carbon TPT case catching the desert light as he raised his arm. The tip that reached Haute Time identified the reference; a pre-owned retailer listing under the same White Carbon TPT name lines up with what the photograph shows. No other watch was visible in the frame, and none needs inventing. The picture is the story: Wahlberg, the horses, and that white tonneau on a comfort strap. White Carbon TPT is the collectors’ shorthand for the pale Quartz TPT plates paired with Carbon TPT in this RM 67-02 family; on the wrist it reads as sport-white rather than dress-white.
Richard Mille itself describes the RM 67-02 as the brand’s lightest automatic, built from those TPT composites, grade 5 titanium and its seamless elastic strap, and tipping the scales at just 32 grams including the band. The skeletonized in-house Caliber CRMA7 runs hours and minutes only, with a Carbon TPT and white-gold rotor, a power reserve of around 50 hours and water resistance to 30 meters. It is an extra-flat sports watch designed to disappear on an athlete’s wrist and then refuse to look ordinary once you notice it. In our view, it is also the right Richard Mille for a daytime equestrian final: loud in material, quiet in complication, and light enough that you forget it is there until somebody asks.

The Las Vegas stop closed the 2026 GCAT Americas season after earlier stages in Scottsdale and Miami Beach, turning Resorts World into a short, dense mix of championship classes, hospitality and evening entertainment. Richard Mille sits among the tour’s listed partners for the finale, which makes Wahlberg’s choice land less like a random flex and more like someone dressing for the room. Secondary quotes for White Carbon TPT examples often land around $500,000.
Wahlberg did not appear to be performing for the cameras. He was talking, watching the horses and wearing a 32-gram automatic that happens to be one of the more interesting sports watches Richard Mille makes. For a Watchspotting afternoon on the Strip, that is more than enough.
