Rado Original

History
Rado has a vast history of evolving models, each bringing a new feature. In 1958, the first model called Green Horse was launched, followed by Diastar 1 in 1962. In 1967, Planning was launched, which provided several addition functions than a standard watch, like a day and date case below the time display. 1976, they launched the Dia67 Glissière, which boasted of the minimalistic design. In 1981, it introduced the Anatom, which was a gold and black watch with diamonds. Another milestone was Integral in 1986, which created a continuous visual effect through the case to the bracelet. It was followed in 1990 by the Ceramica, in 1993 by the Sintra, Esenza in 2001, V10K in 2002, R5.5 in 2005, D-Star in 2011, True thinline also in 2011, HyperChrome in 2012, Ezensa Ceramic Touch in 2013, and the most recent Hyperchrome Dual Timer in 2014.

Design
The Rado R12636155-658.0636.3.115 is a silver and black time piece for men. It has an oval case, with a diameter of 35 mm, and a bezel with mirror effects. The case rests on black leather, with white stitch detailing bracelet. The bracelet clasps through silver buckles.
The black dial has white and red indices marking the hours. It is a complex and sporty dial, with silver hands. It has a silver crown, with the signature anchor emblem on it. The watch is boyish and fun.

Features
The Rado R12636155-658.0636.3.115 has the classic Swiss Automatic movement. It is treated with sapphire crystal on the front to make it sturdy, and provide scratch-resistant and glare-proof qualities. It is water resistant to a depth of 100 m. It performs the date, hour, minute, and second functions.

Ambassadors
Quite a few eminent personalities have been associated with Rado. Some of the notable names areAndy Murray, Hritik Roshan, Tang Wei, Agnieszka Radwanska, Renata Litvinova, Lisa Ray, and Julia Görges.