Rado

History
Manufacturer of luxury watches, Rado is a Swiss company with its headquarters in Lengnau, Switzerland. With the launch of the world’s first scratch-proof watch in 1962, it headed the list of leading watch brands all across the world. It is distinguished for using a variety of rare materials like high tech ceramics like tungsten, titanium carbide, lanthanum, and sapphire crystal for constructing its world famous Rado watches.

Design
The exclusive Rado Coupole model R22854013 is a woman’s best travel companion. It has a silver round dial which is covered with a curved sapphire crystal giving it a fresh and trendy look. Its bezel is complemented by a silver push and pull crown for adjusting the time. The watch features a 27 mm case made of stainless steel that ensures colour stability and durability. Rhodium stick indexes mark the hours and the rhodium coated hands, allow easy reading of time even in dim light condition or total darkness.
Coupole’s dial is protected from dings and scratches by the scratch resistant sapphire crystal, attached to the case window and the closed back case. The stainless steel bracelet comes with a sturdy clasp at the back that helps you wear and remove the watch effortlessly.

Features
The timepiece is provided with a battery powered Swiss Quartz movement, known for its accuracy. This watch is also water resistant up to 50 m, so accidental water spills or splashes will not damage its dial and internal parts.

Interesting Facts
The first scratch-proof watch of the world was manufactured by Rado in 1962 and named as the Rado Diastar. In 1987, The Rado Couple was launched and it was the first watch by Rado in white high-tech ceramic and a spherical sapphire crystal.