"At the core of the timepiece lies the Calibre 8100, a 379-component movement that redefines what a mechanical chronograph can achieve. The movement integrates a flying tourbillon, a flyback chronograph, and an impressive 72-hour power reserve, all within an astonishingly slim construction. The innovation in movement architecture allows the RD#5 to be one of the thinnest chronograph tourbillons ever produced, reflecting the brand's expertise in both miniaturization and mechanical ingenuity."
"Beyond its technical marvels, the RD#5 also introduces a new type of user experience. The pushers have been inspired by smartphone haptics, giving them a touch-sensitive quality that feels both modern and intuitive. The haptic-inspired pushers create a connection between traditional watch mechanics and the tactile experience many associate with cutting-edge technology. This design choice underscores the brand's ability to bridge the heritage of horology with the digital era."
The Royal Oak RD#5 marks a major technological advancement for ultra-thin chronographs and commemorates a 150th anniversary limited edition. The timepiece debuts the Calibre 8100, a 379-component movement that integrates a flying tourbillon, a flyback chronograph, and a 72-hour power reserve within an exceptionally slim architecture. The movement engineering positions the RD#5 among the thinnest chronograph tourbillons produced. The case is crafted from lightweight titanium and measures 39mm across, emphasizing slimness without sacrificing durability. The pushers draw inspiration from smartphone haptics to deliver a modern, tactile user experience.
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