Rado

History
The year 1987 saw the birth of the Rado Coupole collection of watches that were predominantly modern, but with a slight vintage feel. Even today, expert engineers have been meeting the same benchmark of the traditional watch making craft that the brand is widely known for. Every model of the aforementioned collection showcases a scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass case sporting anti-reflective coating on both sides. The watches come with an additional highlighting feature, which is the coloured accents that add more lustre to the extraordinary design elements.
 

Design
The Rado Coupole R22626123-115.0626.3.012 watch for men is crafted out of a silver toned stainless steel body with a yellow gold toned PVD coating. The two toned stainless steel case gives an illuminated finish to this exquisite timepiece. Accentuating the looks of the dial are the engraved yellow toned index hour markers, as well as the hour and minute hands. For a uniform appeal and consistency in design, the stunning bracelet too is crafted with stainless steel and a yellow gold toned PVD coating. The case window of the dial is composed of scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass that provides protection against frictional wear offs and scratches.  This luxurious timepiece beautifully inherits masculine grandeur and timeless appeal to serve men at all times, irrespective of the different age groups.
 

Features
Apart from the regular time keeping functions, the dial of this Rado Coupole R22626123-115.0626.3.012 timepiece for men features a date display window that opens up at the 6 o’clock position. Its case size diameter of 35 mm makes this an ideal for any men’s wrist watch. The watch is equipped with water resistant mechanism up to a depth of 30 metres. It helps in protecting the inner elements of the dial from chanced water splurges, thus offering long term durability.