Richard Mille Japan makes a donation to the National Center for Global Health and Medicine, which is conducting research and treatment for COVID-19

In support of COVID-19 countermeasures, Richard Mille Japan donated the sales price (17 million yen) of the RM 37-01 Automatic Cerise to the National Center for Global Health and Medicine, which is conducting research and treatment for the virus. Additionally, as part of its efforts to support infectious disease countermeasures, the company donated a total of 168 bottles of alcohol-based hand gel to the following facilities: Onagawa Kogakukan in Miyagi Prefecture, Otsuchi Rin-gakusha in Iwate Prefecture, and Futaba Mirai Lab, a community collaboration space in Fukushima Prefecture, all of which are run by the NPO Katariba, to which the company has previously donated.

Hoping that the coronavirus pandemic will end as soon as possible

　Richard Mille Japan has donated to multiple organizations both in Japan and overseas since starting its charity to support the recovery efforts following the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011. These activities are based on the belief that luxury brands have a mission to proactively provide support to those in need.