Authorised RM dealer network in Australia
Richard Mille sells exclusively through its own boutiques, and Richard Mille has officially opened its first retail location in Australia recently. For Australian buyers that leaves two routes: a waiting list at the only botique localy or an overseas boutique, usually with a purchase history behind it, or the secondary market. Calibre24 is an independent dealer, not an authorised Richard Mille retailer, and we are not affiliated with the manufacture.
What to verify before you buy
Counterfeit RM is unusually sophisticated, and the money involved rewards the effort. Ask for the case back serial, confirm it matches the papers, and check the spline screws are correctly seated and unmarked — replaced or damaged screws are a common tell of a case that has been opened badly. The movement should be inspected by someone who has handled the calibre before, not simply photographed.
Servicing and parts in Australia
Richard Mille servicing is handled by the manufacture rather than independent workshops, and intervals typically run three to five years depending on the calibre. Factor turnaround time and freight into ownership costs — this is not a watch you drop into an inexperienced watchmaker.
Import duty and GST
Watches brought into Australia attract GST on the landed value, and buying from an Australian-based dealer removes that step along with the customs and freight risk. If you are exporting a watch out of Australia, GST treatment differs again — we can walk you through it before you commit.
Selling or trading your Richard Mille
We buy outright, take watches on consignment, and trade against other pieces. Valuation is based on live market data rather than a fixed discount to retail, and we will tell you when holding is the better decision.