Latest Upgraded Version – RM67-02 France Black Carbon 🇫🇷
1–CNC original‑data developed custom‑molded integrated movement
2–All gears are fully movable – 9 o’clock large gear correctly positioned and sized
3–Reduced weight – elastic strap: 35g total / canvas strap: 42g total
Here‘s the latest. RM67-02 France Black Carbon – and this upgrade is a big step forward.
First, the movement. This is a custom‑molded integrated caliber developed from original CNC data. All gears are fully movable – not static decorations. The 9 o’clock large gear is correctly positioned and sized to match the genuine. That‘s a key detail that separates this build from earlier versions – open the dial and you see real mechanical interaction, not just printed plates.
Now the weight. This is where the RM67-02 shines. 35 grams on the elastic strap – that’s incredibly light. 42 grams on the canvas strap – still exceptionally light. The genuine RM67-02 is one of the thinnest and lightest Richard Mille watches ever made, and this build matches that. It wears like nothing on the wrist – you forget it’s there.
The France Black Carbon colourway is clean and understated – black NTPT carbon with subtle French flag accents. It‘s not flashy, but it’s distinctive.
Why does this matter to you?
- All gears movable – real mechanical interaction, not decorative
- 35g / 42g weight – matches the genuine ultra‑light feel
- Latest upgraded version – addresses previous shortcomings
- France Black Carbon aesthetic – clean, understated, distinctive
Who is this for? The collector who wants the RM67-02 experience – ultra‑light, ultra‑thin, and technically accurate. If you‘ve been looking for a build that gets the weight, the movement detail, and the proportions right, this is the one. It’s ready to go – and it won‘t sit around long.
Hello everyone, this is Bozwatch.
Every watch is a masterpiece of time, and I’m kind of obsessed with helping you find the right one—so you don’t get stuck with a dud. Think of me as your watch “Bole” (that’s the Chinese horse‑spotter, if you know the story).
A lot of you keep asking me about the Richard Mille RM67‑02, and whether there’s a better modified version out there. Well, today I’ve got the new upgraded RM67‑02 in “French carbon” finish. Everything—the case material, the carbon fiber pattern, the weight, even the movement inside—has been dialed up to be much closer to the real deal.
So let’s take a look and see how it compares to the older version.
First, the case. According to the maker, it’s CNC‑machined from original specs, using imported NTPT carbon fiber. The carbon weave is finer, and when light hits it, you get a deeper gloss and a more premium texture.
Thickness? It’s still just 7.8mm—same as the genuine watch. And even the side of the middle case has been finished more neatly now.
Now, for this watch, it’s got the latest upgraded case and movement combo. The total weight is lighter than the previous RM67‑02. Let me weigh it for you—here you go… 42.3 grams with the canvas strap. If you swap to rubber, it should be around 35 grams, which is the standard. The old version used to be about 39‑40 grams, so this one is now closer to the real weight.
Alright, let’s talk about the movement. This is the newest die‑cast integrated movement. How can you tell it’s integrated? Watch when I wind it—you’ll see all the gears actually move. No fake decorative gears here. As you wind, that gear near 11 o’clock—the mainspring barrel—you can see the hairspring slowly tightening up.
And once it’s wound, you’ll notice the balance wheel at 6 o’clock and the escapement at 7 o’clock are real working parts, just like before.
But here’s the big difference: pull out the crown to set the time. Look at the 3 o’clock area—inside that green circle, the gears are actually moving, and they drive the gears at 7 o’clock. So everything is alive and moving. This integrated movement makes all the gears work together, exactly like the genuine movement does.
The best part? At 9 o’clock, they’ve even enlarged the gear and placed it in the exact same position as the genuine watch. That’s a really nice touch.
So, for this latest upgrade, the RM67‑02 now looks and feels almost identical to the real one. It’s an automatic movement with a rotor—the back side shows a carbon fiber inner ring, and the engravings on the caseback are crisp and clear.
I know a lot of you love the RM67‑02, so what do you think of this new integrated‑movement upgrade? Is it enough to satisfy you? Would you wear it?
Of course, with all these improvements, the price does go up a bit—so it really comes down to your budget.
That’s a quick look at the upgraded RM67‑02. If you like my watch videos, don’t forget to double‑tap to follow. See you next time!
