The Rado Hyperchrome XXL Chronograph Black Ceramic Black Dial Automatic Mens Watch Model# R32275152 showcases a blend of sporty color and a chunky masculine design. Its black ceramic case with transparent back holds the stylish analog round black dial that runs on automatic Swiss movement. This chronograph watch has three black sub-dials for 60 seconds, 30 minutes and 12-hour display. There is a date display window between the 4 and 5 o'clock positions. The luminescent and silver tone hour markers and hands allow easy time monitoring in darker conditions. The watch is fitted with a black ceramic bracelet featuring a deployment clasp with push-button release to ensure a secure fit. The watch offers a water-resistant capacity of up to 100 meters/330 feet.Like all of our watches, Rado Hyperchrome XXL Chronograph Black Ceramic Black Dial Automatic Mens Watch is Brand New and comes in its original packaging!A globally recognized brand, Rado has been famous for its innovative design and the use of revolutionary materials to create some of the most mesmerizing, awe-inspiring and durable watches in the world. With beginnings in Lengnau in Switzerland, Rado has managed to be consistent at being a pioneer. Their brand philosophy, "If we can imagine it, we can make it," has gotten them to the point where many other brands are inspired by their class and pursuit of perfection and innovation. By launching their latest ultra-slim ceramic masterpiece True Thinline and the sporty-chic Rado HyperChrome built on the True Thinline's case technology, Rado has yet again broken new grounds, keeping the generations old legacy up and living.
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Irresistably beautiful - value for money
I have always been a fan of Rado timepiece. I also owned a few other Rado watches. My wife bought me this item as a gift.Choosing a timepiece, like clothing, is something very personal. To me, the design of this watch is just irresistably beautiful, and the finish is flawless. It immediately attracts eyes of my friends and colleagues at work the first day I wore it. While it is not the cheapest timepiece around, it is "only" 1/6th of the Rolex Daytona Chronography that I was drooling.The materials used in this watch (mostly high-tech ceremic and sapphire) is so hard that even after wearing it for a few months, it is still like new. Not a single scratch yet. I also have a similarly priced and equally beautiful Tag Heuer Carrera Carlibre 16 Automatic, which I wear it the same way (for work and during the weekend). It is not as scratch resistance as this one.The material is also very skin-friendly. I am allergic to nickel-ricked stainless steel watches which cause rashes. This one if fine for me. It is an alternative to leather strap.This watch is 45mm in diameter and is quite big and heavy. It is suitable for rugged use.The display has a faint luminated effect. It grows in the dark and you can read the time even light is off.It is an automatch watch, and it relies on our wrist movement to power the watch; otherwise, manually winding the watch is required to prevent from depleting the power reserve.When it comes to time accuracy, I start it together with the Tag Heuer (which also uses movement from the Swatch group, same company as Rado) that I own and measured them my mobile phone. This Rado seems to be consistently a bit quicker after just a week (e.g., 30 seconds ahead of my mobile phone time and 10 seconds ahead of Tag). I was told that it is as accurate as a PP, VC, AP, ALS, Rolex, etc., which each is easily about 6 - 20 times the price of this watch.The stopwatch function is as good as any other high-end chronography watches in the market. Nothing special. It is comparable to the Tag Heuer that i owned. Some people may said it makes the dial a bit too busy for easy reading of the time. It is a personal preference and a matter of getting use to.Pros: -1.) Beautiful design and finish;2.) Afforadable/value for money;3.) Friendly to skin (the back of this watch is sapphire crystal and the bracelet are made of ceremic) if you are allergic to stainless steel watches;4.) Scratch resistance;5.) It has a faint luminated effect on the dial and can tell time even in the dark;Cons:1.) Big and heavy (unlikely to be an issue for those who have a big wrist);2.) It is an "automatic" and requires constant movement of wrist to power the movement (or you need to manually wind it regularly or get a watch winder);3.) It is a chronography watch which the dial-display can be a bit too busy for some people to read;Go down to a Rado shop and hold it in your hands. You will want to take it home.
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