Centrix Collection
Swiss Automatic Movement
30 Meters / 100 Feet / 3 ATM Water Resistant
38mm Case Diameter
Mineral Crystal
Rose gold PVD stainless steel case with a two-tone (silver and rose gold PVD) stainless steel bracelet. Fixed rose gold PVD bezel. Silver skeleton dial with rose gold-tone hands and index hour markers. Minute markers around the outer rim. Dial Type: Analog. Automatic movement with an 80 hour power reserve. Scratch resistant sapphire crystal. Pull / push crown. Transparent case back. Case diameter: 38 mm. Round case shape. Water resistant at 30 meters / 100 feet. Functions: hour, minute, second. Dress watch style. Watch label: Swiss Made. Rado Centrix Automatic Silver Skeleton Dial Two-tone Mens Watch R30181103.

Rado Ceramic with Gold Trim Men’s Watch

Black dialDate at 6 O’clockCase size approx. 24x28mm.Swiss Quartz Movement.Scratch Resistant Sapphire Crystal.Ceramics Case and Bracelet with Gold Trim.Scratch Resistant Ceramic Case & Bracelet30M/100ft Water Resistant
Both strikingly modern and sublimely simple in design, the Rado Integral watch (model R20381152) is ready to meet the demands of black tie galas and boardroom presentations. Made of high-tech ceramics, this fashionable watch is also amazingly durable and virtually scratch-proof. Amazingly thin, it has a spare, tall rectangular dial in black that measures 24mm wide (0.94 inches). It’s accented by thin, vertical gold-tone stripes near the edges of the bezel, gold stick hands, and gold crown. The fashionable bracelet band is composed of rounded black ceramic pieces alternating with yellow-gold plated stainless steel. Other features include a date window at 6 o’clock, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, ultra-precise Swiss quartz analog movement, and water resistance to 30 meters (99 feet).
The raw material for Rado’s high-tech ceramics is a very fine powder that is pressed or injected into a mold. The powder is compacted into scratchproof ceramic parts in a sintering blast furnace of 1,450 degrees Celsius. These parts are given a brilliant shin by polishing with diamond dust. Highly resistant to scratches, Rado’s high-tech ceramics rate an 8 on a scratch-proof scale of 1 to 10 (with aluminum rated less than 3, gold less than 4, steel less than 5, and diamond topping the scale at 10).
About Rado
Founded in Switzerland in 1917, Rado didn’t come to prominence until 1962 when the company released the DiaStar–the first watch to be made from scratch-proof hard metal. While other companies use conventional materials like gold, brass or steel, Rado uses ultra-durable materials such as sapphire crystal and high-tech ceramics that had been used in the development of the space shuttle. In 1996, Rado made watch history again presenting with the DiaStar Concept 1–the first watch made from polycrystalline diamond (PCD), a material that has the same hardness as natural diamond. Accuracy, high performance, and lasting value are key to the Rado philosophy–a perfect match to the unique design found throughout the company’s timepiece collections.