THE TRAILBLAZER

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Jasmin Wörz
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Richard Mille
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Swiss watchmaker Richard Mille has welcomed a new sports partner to its ranks – German dressage rider Jessica von Bredow-Werndl.

Her business is all about perfection. It’s about perfect harmony between man and horse. And no one can do it better than her. Jessica von Bredow-Werndl is the queen of dressage. She wins everything there is to win. Double Olympic champion in Tokyo. And now she has achieved something unique: Pregnant, in her 5th month, she competed in the World Cup final – and won on her wonder mare Dalera! A ride for eternity. Highly emotional. As if even the horse had sensed that this is not only about the queen of equestrian sport – but also about her child. “Dancing” is what Jessica von Bredow-Werndl calls it. When she talks about dressage, she talks about “dancing with her horses”. Dances that are loved not only by the fans, but also by the luxury lifestyle industry: brands such as Hermés and Richard Mille have appointed her brand ambassador. Jessica von Bredow-Werndl wears an RM 007 made of titanium. The women’s model with the characteristically shaped case impresses with its iconically shaped Roman numerals and the unusual date window at six o’clock. Richard Mille sees the professional rider as the ideal partner for his watch brand due to her determination, perseverance and passion.

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