Rado D-Star Chronograph

History
Rado, started in 1950 as the Schlup and Co. In 1957 they introduced their own watch collection under the name Rado. In 1962, after five years of its formation, Rado introduced the world’s first scratch-resistant that amazed the world with its pioneering design.

Design
The Rado Men’s D-Star Watch MODEL R15937113 sports an elegant appearance. It comes in an oval case made of ceramos that makes it light in weight and highly enduring. It measures 46 mm (length including lugs) X 42 mm (width without crown) in dimensions. Its silver dial represents rose gold index pointers that mark the hours. The rose gold hour and minute hands ensure time legibility with precision. Moreover, the anti-reflective sapphire crystal window covering the dial is scratch resistant thus; protecting it from damage and enhancing sunlight readability. The rim of the dial is marked with minute indicators. Its silver bezel made of ceramos has a silver pull-push crown attached to it for time adjustment.
Made of highly polished stainless steel, the silver bracelet imparts it an exquisite look. The bracelet measures 7.5 inches (length) X 24 mm (Width) in dimension. Its double fold over clasp ties the watch firmly to your wrist making it wearer comfortable. Its intricate gears are safeguarded with the closed snap case back.

Features
This Rado D-Star features battery powered Swiss Quartz movement. Exhibiting 541 caliber, this watch is famous for rendering long lasting performance. Its dial displays chronograph functions including 12 hour counter, 1/10th and central second counters. You can view the date in the date window displayed at 4 o' clock. Being water resistant up to a level of 100m, this time piece can be worn while swimming or snorkelling.