penang1974
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They don’t make this anymore
A Rado Diastar from around 15 years ago, with a dial surfaced with real diamonds and a mechanical movement. I checked the Rado website and found this is not produced anymore.
With a scratch proof ceramic case, the watch looks like new and is still worn occasionally. Good accuracy, good looking and have real rarity value 
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They don’t make this anymore
A Rado Diastar from around 15 years ago, with a dial surfaced with real diamonds and a mechanical movement. I checked the Rado website and found this is not produced anymore. With a scratch proof ceramic case, the watch looks like new and is still worn oc...
Nice. That case is ceramic?
Looks like stainless steel. Rado is a brand not seen often.
My own hard rules, but….
Shall i keep RADO as outsider? Your is ss, but i guess all Rado’s now are all ceramic i guess. Cpt Cook, this could be a serie of ss and other materials. Let’s check it out this evening.