Alexis Pinturault — watch collection

About Alexis Pinturault’s watch collection

Alexis Pinturault is one of the most decorated alpine ski racers of his generation. Born in Moûtiers, France, in 1991, he turned professional on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup circuit and built a career defined by remarkable consistency across multiple disciplines — slalom, giant slalom, combined, and super-G. He claimed the overall Alpine Ski World Cup title in the 2020–21 season, a feat that cemented his place among the sport's elite. With more than 30 World Cup victories to his name, including a landmark 31st win at the Gran Risa giant slalom in Alta Badia, Pinturault has represented France at multiple Winter Olympic Games and World Championships, collecting medals at both levels.

The Alexis Pinturault watch collection is defined by a single, focused relationship with Richard Mille — the Swiss brand known for its use of advanced materials and motorsport- and sport-derived engineering. Pinturault has been spotted wearing the Richard Mille RM 67-02 Automatic in a version produced specifically under his name. The RM 67-02 is notable within the Richard Mille catalogue for being the lightest automatic movement the brand has ever produced, a detail that aligns directly with the performance demands of a World Cup ski racer. The case is constructed from Carbon TPT and Quartz TPT, keeping the total weight minimal while delivering structural rigidity under extreme physical conditions.

Having a Richard Mille produced to bear your name places Pinturault in a small group of athletes with whom the brand has entered a deep ambassador partnership — names such as Rafael Nadal and Bubba Watson have had similar bespoke treatments. For Pinturault, the watch is less a fashion accessory and more an extension of the performance-first philosophy that runs through his career on snow. It is a working relationship between a high-output athlete and a brand built around the same engineering principles.