I must confess that I always had a sweet spot for some of Rado's design icons from the 70ties and 80ties : the Sintra,Ceramica,Diastar ...and Anatom. In these days I was a young man and could by no means afford any of these watches. I was glad to see that

While the market is dominated by round watches,I always had a sweet spot for square and rectangular watches. Unfortunately many (most) of these watches are not a good fit for my wrist;some great designs like the Tag Heuer Monaco,JLC Reverso,Hermes CarréH,

Is not the one you had to wait for a long time It's not the one that is the most rare Its not your most expensive It's not your daily beater ... It's the one you GIVE to somebody. My dad his dream watch was since more than 30 years a Rado Ceramica. He def

There are many grail type watches indeed but even if by some miracle or in a parallel universe I was as rich as Bezos and could pick up Paul Newman's PN, the 1 of 1 Grand Master Chime, etc...I still cannot see me exiting this great community or passion. I

You should've tried rado ceramica automatic crown Totally slippery ceramic crown! Or... Try to wind a mido commander's crown... It's easy to peel off your skin while winding it... Credits to Google

The Rado True Thinline received the red dot design award 2012 and will be exhibited in the red dot design museums in Germany and Singapore. (Lengnau, Switzerland, July 2012) - After an evaluation process lasting several days, a 30-member jury chose to hon

Rado, the pioneer of ceramics in watch cases, has just unveiled the Ceramica in white. Rado watches are of a certain, almost retro, style, but they offer tremendous value for money in comparison to other Swiss-made ceramic watches. - SJX Rado Ceramica Whi

May 2010, Milan, Italy - Rado; the noted Swiss watchmaker has continued its third year partnership with Zona Tortona; the satellite exhibition to Salone Del Mobile. Salone del Mobile is the world's largest and most prestigious design and furniture fair th

Baselworld 2010: Rado By Melvyn Teillol-Foo Rado is a conundrum in the SWATCH Group portfolio. Founded as movement makers Schlup & Co in 1917, their first watch collection was not until 1957 and branded as RADO. Throughout the 1960s, Rado was the most

It is in fact a Rado Ceramica with a dial made up entirely of baguette-cut black diamonds. The diamonds catch the light in interesting ways, but are certainly not showy. This is a highly limited edition - in fact I suspect it may be a pièce unique . There