Rado

History
Rado originated in Lengnau, a small town in Switzerland. It was founded by three brothers Fritz, Ernst, and Werner Schlup. Earlier they produced watch movements as Schlup and Co. Clock factory. In 1957, their notable success story took a new beginning with the commencement of their first watch collection under the name of Rado Uhren AG.

Design
The Rado Flourence model R48742133 has a minimalist design and simple functions. Featuring a radiant interconnected chain type bracelet, it has a sophisticated look. A round, 32.5mm stainless steel case imparts it with durability and robustness. The dial has a silver base and black reflective border that adds to its elegance.  Black stick index hour markers give precise time display. Moreover, steel hour, minute and second hands blend perfectly with its dial, imparting it an urbane appearance. The minute markers are stylishly marked at the centre.

Its closed case back safeguards its intricate machinery from accidental damage. The sapphire crystal window, being scratch resistant enhances legibility, and also protecting the dial from dents. The deployment clasp securely ties the timepiece to your wrist, permitting comfort of wear and removal. The adjustable silver crown attached to its bezel lets you regulate the time.

Feature
You can view the date through the date window positioned at 6 o’ clock. The Rado Flourence is water resistant up to a depth of 30 m, so it remains protected from sweat or slight sprinkles of water. It features Swiss manufactured Quartz movement that is famous for rendering long term service.

Interesting Facts
The luxury watch making brand, Rado, has won several awards for their breathtakingly innovative designs. Some of the famous awards received by Rado include the iF International Design Award, as well as the RED DOT Award for Design.