Rado

History
Rado watches are known for their accuracy, design, and durability. Each timepiece produced by this Swiss luxury brand is a work of art. The history of Rado goes back to 1917, when it initially was started in a small Swiss town, as a clock work company. It was only in 1957, that it first launched its first collection of watches. In 1962, it launched the Dia Star 1, which was the world’s first scratch proof watch, and since then there has been no turning back. This brand has won several design awards, and also holds a Guinness World Record for making the world’s hardest watch.

Design
The Flourence collection of Rado features timepieces for men and women. The model Rado R48742103-129.3742.4.010 is a timepiece for men. A round stainless steel case, of 33mm diameter, protects the dial of this watch. Both the dial and bracelet of this watch are silver toned and have been crafted from steel.
Circular shaped index markers have been engraved on the white dial of this simplistic watch. This elegant timepiece goes well with formal and casual attire. It is a perfect accessory for all occasions, which is sure to enhance the look of the wearer. The combination of silver and white gives this timekeeper a classic look.

Features
This model from the Flourence collection has been provided with Swiss certified Quartz movement, which is powered by a durable battery. The sapphire glass of the dial is anti-reflective and scratch resistant, protecting the dial from damage. A display window at the 6 o’ clock position indicates the date. This timepiece is water resistant to a depth of 30 metres, making it practical for daily use. This simple and elegant timepiece is perfect for men who seek style with comfort.