Rado Men's R25472712 Cerix Diamond Watch

Rado Cerix Ladies' Watch Black & Gray Ceramics Gray Dial Diamond Bezel R25472712 details: Model #: R25472712, Gender/Size: Women's, Case: Black and Gray Ceramics, Bracelet/Strap: Black and Gray Ceramics, Crown: At 1 o'clock, Bezel: Diamond Bezel, Dial Color: Gray, Hand Indicators: Black Hands, Crystal: Scratch-Resistant Sapphire Crystal, # of Diamonds: 54 Diamonds, TCW/Carats: .20 ct., Movement: Swiss Quartz (Battery-Powered), Case Width: 34 mm, Case Length: 34 mm, Case Thickness: 11 mm, Bracelet Width: 20 mm, Bracelet Length: Fits wrist size up to 8 inches, Clasp Type: Push Button Double Locking, Water Resistant: 30 m (100 feet), Put a piece of modern art on your wrist with this men's watch from Rado. The Cerix has a futuristic look that won design awards and it features the cutting-edge technology to match its looks. The 34-millimeter case, crown, and bracelet are made of high-tech ceramics that are scratchproof. The dial window and display back are both made of scratchproof sapphire crystal. The minimalist silver dial lacks any indexes, and two thin black stick hands tell the time. Diamonds trail around the edge of the dial. A Swiss quartz movement ensures ultra-precise timekeeping and the watch is water-resistant to 99 feet. P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); The Rado story began in 1917 in the small Swiss town of Lengnau, when the three brothers Fritz, Ernst, and Werner Schlup opened the Schlup & Co. clockwork factory. Exactly 40 years later, it becomes Rado Uhren AG. In 1957, the first watch collection is presented under this name, which marks the beginning of an unusual success story. Since its founding, Rado has continually wowed watch lovers all over the globe with its groundbreaking innovations. With the classic Original, Rado introduced the first scratch-proof watch to the market in 1962. Many more high-tech developments have followed. Since the 1980s, the use of special high-tech ceramics has become a well-known brand identifier of Rado watches. The greatest sensation to date, however, has been the invention of the Rado high-tech diamond. With a hardness of 10,000 Vickers, the V10K is the hardest watch in the world. Rado watches, however, are also famous for their special esthetic qualities. Since 1990 alone, Rado has been the proud recipient of more than 30 international design awards. See more ( javascript:void(0) )

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