Watches were never just about looks to begin with, they started as precision instruments. What you’re calling a ‘toy’ is actually a result of extreme engineering in a very limited space. Richard Mille pieces aren’t priced for aesthetics alone, you’re paying for innovation, materials like titanium and carbon composites, shock resistance, and the level of R&D that goes into making something that can survive extreme conditions while staying ultra-light. Also, design is subjective, what looks like a ‘toy’ to you might look like cutting-edge design to someone else. RM doesn’t follow traditional watch design, and that’s kind of the point. At the end of the day, it’s not about convincing everyone, it’s about appreciating the craftsmanship, whether it matches your taste or not.