Updated October 1, 2026. The Richard Mille RM 011 is a retired automatic flyback chronograph family, introduced in 2007 and later succeeded by the RM 11-03. Its editions include Black Phantom, Yellow Storm, Titanium, Lotus F1 Team, Red Quartz TPT and Last Edition. The table separates historical retail prices from current price-on-request guidance: a vintage list price is not a current resale quote.
A reference guide to RM 011 editions, their core RMAC1 specs and dated historical prices.
Richard Mille RM 011 editions, specs and prices
| Edition | Case / distinguishing details | Edition / status | Price information |
|---|---|---|---|
| RM 011 Black Phantom | Black TZP ceramic with NTPT carbon components; dark, high-contrast dial. Core RM 011 functions include flyback chronograph, annual calendar, oversized date/month, countdown and 12-hour totalizer. | 50 pieces; legacy edition. | $160,000 last-known retail price (historical source, 2018). Current secondary-market price: on request; offers vary by condition and completeness. |
| RM 011 Yellow Storm | NTPT carbon case, yellow rubber strap and titanium DLC buckle. | Limited to 50; U.S. boutique edition. | $170,000 reported historical retail price (2015). Current secondary-market price: on request. |
| RM 011 Titanium / Felipe Massa | Titanium bracelet edition; the original Haute Time coverage also notes the titanium bracelet as a distinguishing detail. | Legacy variant. | Current price on request; no current official retail price. |
| RM 011 Lotus F1 Team / Romain Grosjean | NTPT carbon case with red-gold and red accents. | Limited collaboration edition. | Current price on request; no current official retail price. |
| RM 011 Red Quartz TPT | Red Quartz TPT case; vivid red finish. | Limited to 50 pieces. | Current price on request; no current official retail price. |
| RM 011 Last Edition | Pale-blue ceramic case with white and orange dial accents. | Final-generation edition marking the handoff to the RM 11-03. | Current price on request; no current official retail price. |
Historical prices above are explicitly dated, sourced figures and should not be treated as today’s market value. Richard Mille does not publish a current U.S. retail price for these retired references. For a specific watch, request a seller quote and verify condition, edition number, box, papers and service history.
What the RM 011 does
The RM 011 platform is powered by the automatic RMAC1 calibre with a variable-geometry rotor. It combines a flyback chronograph with an annual calendar, oversized date and month displays, a 60-minute countdown timer and a 12-hour totalizer; the Black Phantom coverage records a 50-hour power reserve. Details can vary by edition. See Richard Mille’s historical RM 011 model page.
Black Phantom: ceramic and carbon
The Black Phantom pairs matte, sandblasted black TZP ceramic with NTPT carbon on the center caseband, crown and pushers. White accents set off the dark counters and hands for contrast. The 50-piece edition retains the RM 011’s flyback chronograph, annual calendar, oversized date/month, countdown timer and 12-hour totalizer.
Yellow Storm: a limited carbon edition
Yellow Storm brings a bright yellow rubber strap and a titanium DLC buckle to the carbon-cased RM 011. Its 50-piece run was offered through Richard Mille’s U.S. boutiques. The $170,000 figure above is a contemporaneous historical price report, not a current asking price.
Other RM 011 variants
The family also included a titanium-bracelet Felipe Massa edition, the NTPT carbon Lotus F1 Team edition associated with Romain Grosjean, a Red Quartz TPT version, and the pale-blue-ceramic Last Edition. Those variants show how the RM 011 platform was adapted through materials and motorsport collaborations while retaining its signature tonneau form and multifunction chronograph layout.
Dated update
October 1, 2026: Consolidated the Black Phantom and Yellow Storm coverage with the RM 011 variants, core specifications, dated historical price sources and current price-on-request guidance.
Product status: Richard Mille says the RM 011 retired at the height of its success to make way for the RM 11-03 Automatic Flyback Chronograph.
