Rado Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Skeleton

Rado Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Skeleton Brand - RADO Collection - Captain Cook Model code - R32150168 Gen - man Mechanism - R808 Nivachron automatic Swiss Made Water resistance - WR 300 m Weight - 116 g The product is packed in: - Original packaging RADO Size - 43 mm Thickness cascass - 14.60 mm Form - Round Material - ceramics Color carcass - the Khaki The window - sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating Braceleting- Rubber Braceleting color - the Khaki Display - analogue Indicators - Index History: The history of the Rado brand begins in 1917 when, in the town of Lengnau in Switzerland, three brothers, Fritz, Ernst and Werner Schlup, opened the Schlup & Co watch factory. 40 years later, in 1957, the company was renamed Rado Uhren AG, and under this title was launched the first collection of watches. As of the first scratch-resistant watch launched in 1962, the mission of the Rado brand has focused on discovering lighter and more resilient materials that could be used in the watchmaking industry. In 1983, Rado became a member of the Swatch Group (one of the largest watch manufacturers in the world, based in Biel, Switzerland, which has a multitude of renowned brands in its portfolio). With the launch of the Rado Integral collection, the Swiss brand revolutionizes the industry through watches equipped with scratch-resistant and bracelet-resistant sapphite glass made of very durable high-tech ceramics. In 1991 Rado created the first white high-tech ceramic clock in the Coupole collection. 2001 – Rado eSenza becomes the first Rado watch designed without remontars. In 2011, Rado releases an extremely thin high-tech ceramic clock: Rado True Thinline. In 2013, Rado introduced tactile technology in the production of ceramic clocks, and then in 2014 launched a ceramic watch with tactile technology, which displayed time in two time zones. Today, Rado enjoys global recognition, renowned for its innovative design and the use of revolutionary materials in order to create the world’s most resilient watches. Rado still retains his pioneering spirit, following the philosophy “if we can imagine, we can achieve.” Philosophy of the brand: The design is one of the core pillars of the Rado brand and is the reason why the brand has received over 30 international design awards (including the prestigious Red Dot Danish Award and Good Design Award). Being a relatively young company, Rado has always focused on the appearance of its products, choosing a range of exceptional materials for making watches, materials that have been adopted over time by other brands. In 1986 when he first used ceramics, Rado developed the technology needed to produce new models with matte finishes, made of white ceramics or high-tech plasma, which transforms white ceramic into a metallic finish material, but without using any metal. Features watches: Case: ceramics, titanium and stainless steel (plaks in some models), carbon, as well as combinations between these materials. Only the best materials are used for making Rado watches. Resistance is accompanied by innovation, durability and comfort in wearing, equally important features. As of its introduction in 1986, high-tech pottery has played an important role in the history of Rado watches. They are durable and extremely versatile, with metallic or matte finishes, in various colors. Diamonds on the dide; Glass: crystal sapphiro; Cutkin: leather, rubber; Bracelet: ceramics, titanium and stainless steel (plaked in some models), as well as combinations between these materials; Mechanism: quartz and automatic ETA Swiss Made; Functions: date, timegrapher; Water resistance: 3 atm, 5 atm, 10 atm. Collections: Centrix, Diamaster, Esenza, Hyperchrome, Integral, True. ITEM NUMBER : BB7392586410