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Jenson Button visits Richard Mille Singapore
By SENATUS Editor | 16 September 2016

Richard Mille Asia hosted McLaren Honda driver Jensen Button at its boutique at Marina Bay Sands on Thursday, ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. The Swiss watch manufacture invited VIP customers to a private meet-and-greet with the former World Champion signing autographs and posing for photographs, in all exuding the consummate British charm that has won the driver fans from around the world.

Richard Mille recently announced a long term partnership with McLaren-Honda, which will see the Swiss timepieces grace the wrists of the team’s world champion drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, distinctive branding appear on the new MP4-31 car, and a commitment to develop a unique and exclusive series of exceptional calibres inspired by the tremendous heritage of the McLaren brand. Read more here.

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