Rado

History
Rado is one of the oldest Swiss watch making companies. Established in 1917, it was initially a producer of watch parts only. It was set up in a small Swiss town, named Lengnau, under the initiative of the three Schlup brothers, Ernst, Fritz, and Werner Schlup, who had initially christened it as Schlup & Co. 40 years after its foundation, the company launched its first watch collection in the year 1957. It was then that company acquired the iconic name of Rado, a name synonymous with exquisite and luxurious timepieces. The luxury watch house has won several awards for their groundbreaking and cutting edge designs, and is today one of the most respected watch names in the world.

Design
The Rado R22625113-115.0625.3.011 is a silver time piece for men. The stainless steel case has a diameter of 35 mm. It has a round silver dial, with white indices marking the hours, completing the watch’s minimalistic design.
The case handsomely rests on stainless steel bracelet. It clasps through titanium, double folding security push buttons for a comfortable fit. It has a crown on the side for easy winding of time. This time piece, from the Coupole collection, is simple and sober, but extremely sophisticated and classy.

Features
The Rado R22625113-115.0625.3.011 has Swiss quartz movement for an accurate time reading experience. It is treated with sapphire crystal, which makes it strong, and prevents glare and scratches. It performs hour, minute, seconds, and date function. The date window marks the hour at 6 o’ clock. It is water resistant to a depth of 30 m, which prevents damage from  accidental splashes of water, allowing you to wear the watch during light showers of rain.