Rado

History
Rado is a Swiss company, globally popular for their luxury timekeepers. The history of this brand goes back to 1917, when three brothers started a clockwork company, in a small village, in Switzerland. In 1957, the brand launched its first collection of watches. As a result of continuous research and hard work, Rado in 1962, became the maker of the Dia Star 1, the world’s first scratch proof watch. Over the years, this brand has revolutionized the art of watch making by using materials, which were traditionally not used in crafting timekeepers. Till date the brand has won thirty design awards, indicating that Rado timepieces are both beautiful and durable.

Design
The Flourence collection of Rado has timekeepers for both men and women. The R48743173
Model is a part of this collection. This timepiece for men has a round black dial, which has been encased in a stainless steel case, having a gold toned PVD coating. The case of this timekeeper has a diameter of 33 mm, and it protects the dial from any damage.  The dial has been engraved with gold toned index makers, and has gold toned hour hands to indicate time.
 The bracelet of this watch is its highlight. It is two toned, and is made of stainless steel links with PVD gold coating. This timepiece from the house of Rado is a classic, and will go well with formal as well as casual wear.

Features
This model is powered by Swiss certified, Quartz movement ensuring accuracy. The dial has a display window at the 6 o’ clock position to indicate the date. The Rado R48743173 is simplistic, yet functional as it indicates both date and time with precision. The sapphire crystal glass of this timepiece is scratch-resistant and anti reflective. Water resistant to 30m, this watch can be safely worn during everyday activities.