The Rado Captain Cook Chronograph is a smooth operator

In this episode of #TalkingTimepieces we examine the #Rado #CaptainCook #Chronograph, a sharp and handsome #watch. What do you think of it?

[@johanribaeus]

Bought one back in July -22. I love it.

[@garydoherty600]

Great looking watch and a great review.

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrZZooh]

I had a 57 jewel rare Invicta that used a modular chrono by dubois depraz. I sold it cause it was too big and heavy. I wish they left the hour totalizer on the dial for this Rado. I might get one used for the right price. Thanks.

[@TalkingTimepieces]

Definitely buy the Captain Cook used. It's a great watch but drops in value the moment it drives off the lot

[@Levi_1911]

Really nice presentation and nice that it comes with 2 extra straps. I wish more brands did that.

[@TalkingTimepieces]

I agree!

[@nicolasisaksson1175]

Would you get the rado chrono over a longines chrono conquest?

[@TalkingTimepieces]

I must admit the Longines is more balanced

[@alanrogers6885]

For the price, a shame it does not have a column wheel or vertical clutch, longings spirit has it and cheaper.

[@johanribaeus]

Now ... The Tag Autavia came first ... Then came Zulu Time. Longines basically just copied it. It's easy to steal or copy stuff. Rado at least offers original designs.

[@alanrogers6885]

@@johanribaeus For over £3000 the Longines offers a lot more.