Founded in 2001, Richard Mille has quickly become known for its technically impressive timepieces. Richard Mille: The Impossible Collection examines 79 models, from the original RM 001 to the recent RM 16-02, focusing on the brand's innovations in materials, techniques, and concepts. Marketed as "race cars for the wrist", the company's watches include models developed in collaboration with Ferrari and McLaren, as well as special models developed for Rafael Nadal built to withstand wear during matches. Curated by luxury watch and jewelry expert Fabienne Reybaud, the book is filled with eye-catching photography and has a cover and clamshell made from a textured rubber reminiscent of a Richard Mille watch band.