Rado Coupole

History
Rado had its historic beginning in Lengnau, a small Swiss town. In 1917 it was established as the Schlup and Co. Clock Factory by the three brothers Fritz, Ernst, and Werner Schlup. In 1957, its legendary success took a new beginning with the introduction of its first watch collection under the name Rado Uhren AG.

Design
The exclusive Rado Coupole MODEL#: R22852713 is a man’s best travel companion. It features a round silver dial covered with a curved scratch resistant sapphire crystal window that offers it a classy appearance and protects it from dings and scratches. The stainless steel bezel is complemented by a silver push and pull crown for time adjustment. Studded with carefully selected diamonds, the indexes at 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock positions mark the hours. Plated with rose gold, the hour, minute and second’s hands give accurate time legibility. The Rado Coupole comes in a 36 mm case made of stainless steel that ensures durability and colour stability.
A solid closed case back safeguards the internal watch gears from damage. The dual toned steel and rose gold bracelet comes with a deployment clasp at the back that helps you wear and remove the watch effortlessly. It measures 20.3 cm in length and can be easily adjusted to suit the needs of each individual.

Features
The Rado Coupole R22852713 is water resistant up to 50 metres so that accidental water spills or splashes do not damage its dial and internal parts. It is powered with Swiss made Quartz movement that is famous for its accuracy in time measurement.

Interesting Facts
Only Top Wesselton diamonds are chosen by the brand. It is famous for using stones that meet the Kimberley process requirements, successfully averting the use of blood diamonds.