Rado

History
Rado’s historical beginning took place in Lengnau, a small Swiss town. In 1917 it was started as Schlup and Co., a watch factory by three brothers Fritz, Ernst, and Werner. Later, in 1957 their remarkable success took a new beginning with the launch of their first watch collection under the brand name Rado Uhren AG. Rado watches are not only privileged for their superior materials but also for their exceptional aesthetic features.

Design
The Rado Coupole MODEL#: R22852703 is an exclusive time piece designed for women. It features a round black dial covered with curved sapphire crystal window that offers a classy appearance to it. The steel bezel is complemented by a silver push and pull crown for time adjustment. Meticulously chosen diamonds, studded at 12 o’ clock, 3 o’ clock, 6 o’ clock and 9 o’ clock positions mark the hours. Made of rhodium, the hour, minute and second’s hands give accurate time legibility even in club dimness. The Rado Coupole comes in a 36 mm slim case made of stainless steel that assures durability and colour stability.
Coupole’s dial is protected from dents or scratches by the scratch resistant sapphire crystal window. Its solid closed case back gives protection to the internal watch gears against damage. The steel bracelet comes with a deployment clasp at the back that helps you wear and remove the watch easily. It measures 20.3 cm (8 inches) in length and its size can be easily adjusted.

Features
This watch is water resistant up to 50 meters so accidental water spills or splashes will not damage its dial and internal parts. It is powered with Quartz movement made in Swiss that is famous for its accuracy. The date aperture placed at 3 o’clock displays the date.