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For 2023, Rado presented a new interpretation of one of its iconic timepieces, the Anatom. In high-tech ceramic for improved ergonomics and a more modern design, this new watch was graced with a contemporary update while staying true to the unique design and anatomy of the original.
The Rado Anatom was born on the expertise the brand had gained with its non-circular watches developed before. Case in point — Manhattan, Glissière, and the V2200 models. The main highlight of these watches was their unconventional case shapes, either rectangular or square. On the heels of these timepieces, Rado created the Anatom in 1983 as a handsome watch with a smooth square case featuring a slightly curved profile and a convex sapphire crystal. Instantly, the watch became a lesson in bringing strength and style together, an accessory that became one with the wearer’s wrist.
The New Rado Anatom Collection
On the 40th anniversary of the original Anatom’s release, Rado reintroduced this brilliant timepiece to its repertoire. The new Anatom collection was launched with three futuristic-looking iterations, all cast in black high-tech ceramic with an impressively moulded sapphire crystal set edge to edge with the case. While the iconic shape remains consistent with the original, these new models vary in size and texture in addition to material. The case is a classic three-part design with a black PVD steel middle case and a steel caseback featuring a transparent sapphire crystal.
The watches in the new Rado Anatom collection come with brightly-coloured, gradient dials. They use a lacquered background with a satin-brushed finish, and the gradient hue is designed to get darker around the periphery. Surrounding the dial are rhodium-coloured applied indexes filled with white Super-LumiNova. Further, a date aperture sits at six o’clock, the brand signature and logo at noon, and an ‘Automatic’ script in white.
The Rado Anatom watches are accompanied by textured rubber straps covered with high-tech ceramic and secured by a triple-folding steel clasp. They are powered by automatic calibre R766, featuring an extended power reserve of a whopping 72 hours and an anti-magnetic Nivachron hairspring.
The Rado Anatom Limited Edition
In addition to three regular versions, Rado also released a limited edition Anatom of just 40 pieces. This timepiece carries a brilliantly polished ceramic bezel that sets it apart from the other models. It further features a sleek black lacquered dial adorned with eleven meticulously arranged baguette-cut diamonds serving as indices. The silver-printed inscriptions of "Rado" and "Jubilé" add a touch of elegance to the dial, while the application of Super-LumiNova is selectively employed only on the hour and minute hands. This limited edition timepiece exemplifies Rado's commitment to exquisite craftsmanship and refined design, making it a sought-after item.
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