Rado Diastar

I decided to visit my local Rado boutique to have a look at the new DiaStar Skeleton as I have always been intrigued by the DiaStar with its unique look. A watc

… case material innovation. My watch is the ref. 623.0001.3 from ca. 1969-1972. On the original stretch Rado/NSA bracelet. Wanted to post one or two more pics b

The “hardmetal” used in this watch is an alloy made of tungsten carbide that creates a metal that is virtually scratch proof.

......... it looks bulky but it is actually not bulky, it is not heavy and it wears super comfortable on the original Rado/NSA bracelet with flex clasp. As many

My newest daily wearer, a Rado Golden Horse Chronometer. I had the chance to pick up this re-edition of the Golden Horse, a Rado model first introduced in 1958,

A couple months ago, while just starting my long road to recovery, I was browsing online and found a jeweler friend of mine selling a vintage Rado DiaStar. I've