Three signatures of Rado design, shaped by material innovation, geometry and a distinct relationship with the wrist.
First introduced in 1962, Captain Cook brings its original diving-watch character into the present. Rado describes the collection through a mix of vintage details and contemporary features, with high-tech ceramic becoming a defining material in its modern evolution.
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True Square is Rado’s contemporary expression of a shape closely associated with the brand. Its square, injection-moulded monobloc high-tech ceramic construction brings together a smooth feel, low weight and a distinctly architectural silhouette.
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Launched in 1983, the Anatom concept paired a square case with a convex sapphire crystal shaped to follow the wrist. Its return develops that ergonomic idea through high-tech ceramic, curved surfaces and a continuous architecture designed for comfort.
Explore Anatom →From exploratory tool-watch heritage to square ceramic forms and wrist-following ergonomics, each collection reveals a different facet of Rado’s design language.