Rado

History
The history of Rado began in 1917, when the three brothers Ernst, Werner, and Fritz began a clockwork factory in a small town of Lengnau. Like all successful institutions, Rado too started small. The excellent leadership and innovative skills of the brothers gained recognition in 1957, when the clockwork factory was converted into a watch making company, acquiring the name, Rado. The company has been the innovator of a plethora of ground breaking technologies, which are incorporated in every modern watch. Such technologies include the sapphire crystal glass, and high tech ceramic among many others. The Flourence is unique collection, which has been added to the rich heritage of Rado.

Design
A cutting edge design that will enthral and captivate, the R48792723-115.3792.4.072 is an addition to the Flourence collection. A stainless steel case, measuring 35mm in diameter, encloses the stylish black dial, and is attached to a beautiful stainless steel bracelet
Four jubilee diamonds are placed at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o’clock positions respectively, and mark the way for the stylishly designed silver hands. A date display is placed ingeniously at 6 o’ clock. The watch exudes a futuristic look, proving that Rado has always surpassed the expectations of people, by creating timepieces that defy the hands of time.

Features
Like most Rado watches, the defining feature of this piece is the novelty and originality, which is displayed through its brilliant design and technical precision. The watch houses quartz movement, and functions date, hour, minute and second. A scratch resistant sapphire crystal encloses the timepiece, preventing it from damage. This feature was an invention of the brand itself. The piece is also water resistant up to 30 meters, making it a stylish piece, which can adorn your wrists on a special occasion as well as one that would be your time keeping accomplice on a daily basis.