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ReviewIn Glorious Technicolour: The Rado True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier Edition

A collection of high-tech ceramic watches in nine vibrant colours, the Rado True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier draws from renowned architect Le Corbusier’s legendary Architectural Polychromy colour theory

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Swiss watchmaker Rado has long honed its penchant for mastering ceramic alchemy and building an enviable design heritage by blending together old-school aesthetics with modern design and material innovation in their timepieces. This year, they give their contemporary True Thinline series a spunkier technicolour upgrade by offering high-tech ceramic watches in a unique palette of nine hues, which demonstrates the brand’s artistic vision.

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Exclusive to Rado and its True Thinline collection, these high-tech ceramic watches have been created in nine Architectural Polychromy colours

Known for their innovations in styles and materials, Rado finds inspiration in the world of colour and has partnered with Les Couleurs Suisse—the global licensor of architect Le Corbusier’s colours—to produce these limited edition watches incorporating the original palette of architectural colours.

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Reminiscent of the calm of the sea and sky, blue is always soft and soothing. An impressive colour shade, spectacular ultramarine from 1959 will surely make you a head-turner

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Each variant is powered by a 13-jewel quartz movement and features printed indexes, and a special caseback design that includes all 63 colours

A treat for anyone who appreciates vibrant hues, this range of watches is also technically superior owing to Rado’s use of high-tech ceramic.

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Thanks to the hardness of the material, these watches will retain their lustre more or less indefinitely

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A colour of energy, optimism, and youthfulness, orange can create a pleasant and stimulating environment

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One of three English green tones from the purist series, this green is like a discreet Verona green

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These well-proportioned wristwatches boast a versatile 39mm case size with a thickness of just 5mm

Inspiration From Le Corbusier’s Definitive Colour Palette

Elegant and colourful, the Rado True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier is a tribute to the great designer, also known as The Father of Modernism. Considered among the most important architects and creative minds of modern times, Le Corbusier is widely remembered for his ground-breaking theory of colour, which led to the development of the architectural colour palette of 63 colours.

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These watches offer a vivid identity and clarity that is characteristic to the brand

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Rado's association with Les Couleurs Suisse is truly a testament to the pioneering vision of the brand

Rado’s affinity with colour dates back to 1986, when it learned that high-tech ceramic is a colour carrier. The fusion of the two design philosophies made way for the creation of high-tech ceramic timepieces with foundation in the Architectural Polychromy colour theory. The new series of nine watches offers strikingly bold, vibrant and expressive watches that are produced in limited editions of 999 pieces per colour.

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This stunning range is definitely worth considering when you’re choosing your next daily-wear timepiece

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From cream white to ultramarine blue, each of the watches in Rado's spectrum is limited to 999 units

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The slim ceramic case houses a 13-jewel quartz movement that powers the watch's hour and minute hand

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Rado’s pioneering monobloc case construction makes these watches durable, scratch-resistant, light and comfortable

These colours are exclusive to Rado and its True Thinline collection. These unisex watches have a fairly impressive water resistance of upto 30m. What’s equally impressive is that these are very well-proportioned wristwatches, thanks to a versatile 39mm case size with a thickness of just 5mm. Moreover, the case is constructed out of Rado’s durable high-tech ceramic.

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The colour of vegetation, spring, and fertility, green is the ideal pick for cool and restrained personalities

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The Polychromy recommends only one architectural yellow shade and it's this one, as radiant as the sun

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This vivid collection is sure to strike a chord with horologists and leave an impression wherever you go

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Bursting with absolute distinction, these watches present the case, dial, and strap in a bold monochromatic shade

A Strong Collaboration And A Vivid Perspective

Each variant is powered by a 13-jewel quartz movement and features printed indexes, and a special caseback design that includes all 63 colours. Rado’s pioneering monobloc case construction makes these watches durable, scratch-resistant, light and comfortable. Hypoallergenic and bursting with vibrant colour energy, this outstanding limited edition set is delivered in a special presentation box featuring all nine colours.

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This outstanding limited edition set is delivered in a special presentation box featuring all nine colours

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The appeal of the watches lies in not only the rich variety of colours but also the way they sit snugly on your wrist

It was in the 1990s that Rado started experimenting with high-tech ceramic and has since then explored the world of colour. They have relentlessly experimented to achieve tonal ceramic shades, beyond the greyscale. Its association with Les Couleurs Suisse is truly a testament to the pioneering vision of the brand. This stunning range is definitely worth considering when you’re choosing your next daily-wear timepiece.

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