Bokey Time
Previously, the main manufacturers of this Richard Mille replica watch were KV Factory and ZF Factory. Both factories used Seiko movements with additional plates, resulting in obvious flaws when viewed from the front. For example, the balance wheel at the 5 o’clock position did not operate. However, the T+ Factory RM35-02 addresses the previous version’s flaw of a non-functioning balance wheel by adopting an integrated movement.
In terms of overall appearance, Richard RM35-2 of T+ factory uses the same NTPT carbon fiber composite material as the original. The overall details surpass all copies on the market, and the accessories can be interchanged with the original ones (it is estimated that no one can test the interchangeability of accessories. After all, the original one costs 2 million. This is the original words of the factory. Just take a look.).
The mirror uses curved sapphire glass with a blue anti-reflective coating, perfectly embedded in the case. Under light, the blue reflection is extremely charming. Moreover, the NTPT carbon fiber case reflects different carbon fiber light-reflecting surfaces at various angles in sunlight, which is the top standard of NTPT carbon fiber.
The dial as a whole exudes a strong mechanical vibe, and the craftsmanship is also excellent. Both the 12 o’clock printing and the surrounding scales are quite clear. The hands are crafted in line with the original version, using sandblasting treatment, and the edges are polished.
A white gemstone shock absorber is installed at the 5 o’clock position. These features are similar across different versions, and it’s likely that many factories source their cases from the same manufacturer. However, the integrated movement of this version enables the actual rotation of the balance wheel at 5 o’clock, outperforming all previous market versions!
The side crown treatment is in sync with the original, and the carbon fiber texture is unique.
In terms of thickness, it is also thinner than the previous version. The thickest part is 14 millimeters.
In terms of thickness, it is also thinner than previous versions, with the thickest part being 14 millimeters. The overall feel on the wrist is very comfortable, and it is relatively light, weighing only 84 grams.
The back is designed with a see-through bottom. Through the sapphire glass mirror, you can see the integrated movement running. The engraving on the back bottom cover is also relatively three-dimensional, and the carbon fiber pattern is also very stunning!
Including the shock-absorbing gem on the back is also made into a white gem.
For the strap, there are black and red options available. The texture is very good.
The folding buckle is also made of titanium metal. The inside is also designed with a spring piece. The opening and closing feel is relatively good.
If you like the RM three-hand series, Bokey personally recommends choosing the BBR RM55 or the T+ RM35-02. Old models from KV Factory and ZF Factory can be completely ignored. After all, the genuine version of this watch costs nearly 2 million RMB, but for around 4,000 RMB, you can get a replica with such high similarity—it’s incredibly cost-effective! I’d even say the cost-performance ratio is first-rate. Of course, if you insist on comparing prices with a genuine Tissot, you’d better not consider RM and just stick to Tissot, as this point has been emphasized multiple times. The above covers all the details of the T+ RM35-02. Clients who feel they can carry off this style should refer to the suggestions above: the RM55 and RM35-02 are the top choices!
