Perhaps a tad expensive for a movement you can get in a sub 500 quid watch but I'm lining up the white one as my summer watch for next year, thanks for the review.
Nice one. Not necessarily my style, Rado, but as you say, I'm always impressed how they maintain their design integrity. And their Ceramic tech is clever and super advanced - one of very few ceramic bracelets. It shows the integrated engineering of SWATCH - I think Rado do the group's ceramic, in the same way Blancpain (Frederique Piguet) do the high horology, Breguet the handicrafts (grand feu/guilloche), Longines the mass market movements... and Omega brings home the bacon! Not widely appreciated.
I'm a big fan of there Captain Cook range of watches , they were big in the 80s bit now you sometime see them in discount shops like T K max which does do them any favours
@@ClickSpringReview I only got into watches quite recently, when I first saw Rado stalls in watch shops my first thought was: "Flashy, bit tacky looking" and wrongfully discounted the brand. Now that I've dived into the brand's archive and seen some of other offerings (Captain Cooks, Coupole Classic and Diastar in particular) I'm seriously considering one for the far future. There is definitely something appealing about getting a watch which is heavily resistant to scratch/cosmetic damage.
We just bought this today in black, we love it.
Nice one you guys have a lovely model there enjoy 👍🏻
That’s a stunner, beautifully looking, offered at a fair price… Bought a white one for my better half and a black one for myself 😊
Very nice its a crazy but cool watch
Rado makes lovely time pieces just the design language is a little out there for me but still great watches.
Well Said Mark 👍🏻
Great watch, what's the difference between tube open heart version and tune skeleton version?
To be fair I don't know of the top of my head Sir
Perhaps a tad expensive for a movement you can get in a sub 500 quid watch but I'm lining up the white one as my summer watch for next year, thanks for the review.
I know what you mean but this one is fully decorated the standard ones aren't and so normally cost well over double , The white one looks soooooo good
@@ClickSpringReview yeah good point on that, I'll have to have a look at one in person to appreciate the decoration.
How sensitive is the ceramic on Rado? I am thinking of either this or Oris Aquis Dat Watt II
By what do you mean, against your skin or how tough is it.All depends what you want from a watch the Rado is more dressy and the Oris more tool like
@@ClickSpringReview Apologies. I mean by its durability.
No worries their ceramic is incredible tough
Just bought one - need to take it back to get the links taken out 😅
Thats fair enough :)
A big Date would be awesome
I agree with you there Sir
Nice one. Not necessarily my style, Rado, but as you say, I'm always impressed how they maintain their design integrity. And their Ceramic tech is clever and super advanced - one of very few ceramic bracelets. It shows the integrated engineering of SWATCH - I think Rado do the group's ceramic, in the same way Blancpain (Frederique Piguet) do the high horology, Breguet the handicrafts (grand feu/guilloche), Longines the mass market movements... and Omega brings home the bacon! Not widely appreciated.
I'm a big fan of there Captain Cook range of watches , they were big in the 80s bit now you sometime see them in discount shops like T K max which does do them any favours
@@ClickSpringReview I only got into watches quite recently, when I first saw Rado stalls in watch shops my first thought was: "Flashy, bit tacky looking" and wrongfully discounted the brand. Now that I've dived into the brand's archive and seen some of other offerings (Captain Cooks, Coupole Classic and Diastar in particular) I'm seriously considering one for the far future.
There is definitely something appealing about getting a watch which is heavily resistant to scratch/cosmetic damage.
@@sneakyscorpia I’m a big fan of the Captain Cook range you can’t go wrong there
Price plz.....
I believe its about £2050
Does anyone had this watch？how about +?-?everyday second?
Have you not watched the review ? go to 4:12
Beautiful, but too small...!
I love it but I've only a 7.25inch wrist so 48mm Lug to Lug is pretty well spot on for me
Hai hamri paas
Its a real funky watch this one 👍🏻