Rado

Pioneer of scratchproof ceramic watchmaking, known for the original 'Master of Materials' Diastar and futuristic case designs.

Signature materials: High-tech ceramic, Plasma ceramic, sapphire crystal cases
Signature movements: R764 (ETA 2671-based), ETA 2824/2892-based automatics
Notable designers: Hans Kocher (Diastar), In-house design studio
Collections: 6

Every collection

Collections & specifications

2010s

Minimalist monochrome ceramic watch line embodying Rado's material-focused design philosophy.

1962 (relaunched 2017)

Vintage-reissued dive watch celebrated for its bidirectional bezel and 1960s case proportions.

Category: Dive
Designers: In-house design studio
Case materials: Stainless steel, bronze, ceramic bezel
Sizes: 37mm–42mm
Dial: Green, blue, brown gradient
Crystal: Domed sapphire
Strap / bracelet: Steel bracelet, NATO, leather
Movements: R764 (ETA C07.611-based)
Movement type: Automatic
Power reserve: 80 hours
Water resistance: 100–300m
Complications: Date
Key references: R32505315 Captain Cook Automatic, R32712319 Captain Cook Bronze
Price band: $1,600–$2,900

2000s

Contemporary sport-dress unisex line with sculpted, integrated case-and-bracelet design.

2012

Refined dress collection showcasing Rado's ceramic and diamond-set craftsmanship.

2010

Bold ceramic sport-luxury line with chronograph and skeleton variants.

Category: Sport
Designers: In-house design studio
Case materials: High-tech ceramic, Plasma ceramic
Sizes: 36mm–45mm
Dial: Skeleton, sunray black
Crystal: Sapphire
Strap / bracelet: Ceramic bracelet
Movements: ETA 2894-2 chronograph, ETA 2671
Movement type: Automatic
Power reserve: 42–46 hours
Water resistance: 100m
Complications: Date · Chronograph (select models) · Skeleton (select models)
Key references: R32021152 HyperChrome Automatic Chrono
Price band: $1,800–$3,500

1960s (revived 2000s)

Vintage-styled women's and unisex dress watches with delicate case shapes.