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In 2020, a limited series of editions, each focused on new colors and materials, found their inspiration in the brand's commitment to exploring and conserving the world's seas. The Richard Mille Replica has been supporting oceanographic initiatives for many years and has formed partnerships and alliances with top organizations, expeditions and scientists.

Marc A. Hayek is also driven by a renewed focus on sustainability in the environment. "Richard Mille Replica does not only finance projects that are aimed at protecting the oceans. This isn't just about spending cash. It's about offering a platform,Richard Mille Replica implication. Our duty is to create awareness. We have clients who are influential opinion leaders all over the world. Together, we are able to make a greater impact. Many people do not realize that oceans are essential to the human well-being on our entire planet. Hayek said to Revolution in early this year that it doesn't just concern coastal areas.

Gombessa II, French Polynesia, 2014. Marc A. Hayek and Laurent Ballesta

The ocean is a vital part of the Earth's ecosystem, and it sustains species and ecosystems that we depend on. Hayek explains that the ocean regulates climate, controls weather patterns and reduces climate change because it absorbs 25 percent of carbon dioxide produced by humans.

Richard Mille Replica was a founding member of the Pristine seas Project from 2011 until 2016. Enric Sala, the Explorer in Residence of the National Geographic Society, was tasked with educating the public about the importance of protecting these unspoiled oceans.Rolex Submariner Replica Watches The program focused on North America and Central America as well as South America, South Pacific, North Atlantic, and South Pacific.

Richard Mille Replica also sponsors Laurent Ballesta, a friend of the brand, in his Gombessa Project. This project consists of several Gombessa Expeditions. The Project takes its name from a coelacanth - a giant, bottom-dwelling creature that is known as Gombessa. This peaceful, two meter long sea creature was once believed to be extinct over 70 million years ago.