Rado

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Stealth-wagon

1,038 posts

203 months

Thursday 4th February 2010
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LordGrover said:
Tried on a couple of Rados at the weekend. The ceramic one's are remarkably light and so shiny - the salesman claimed they are pretty much un-scratchable [sic]. A bit dressy for me really but quite liked them.
I own a Ceramic Rado which is about 15 yrs old I think and its truly scratchless as can be seen below.

Whatever they make these watches from it is certainly tough, although I havent tried grinding it down a concrete wall...

If you're into buying one be wary of chinese knock offs on ebay - they might as well be made of chocolate they are so soft.

Also, I've often noticed that a certain Mr James May on the Tele seems to have a decent collection of watches, including a ceramic black Rado .. funny how he talks about all his other passions but I've never noticed him banging on about watches. Yet.






dpr59

139 posts

203 months

Thursday 4th February 2010
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I've worn a Ceramica daily for nearly 10yrs and still looks as new.

Wouldn't have another.

Very nice and not 'blingy' in the Rolex etc way