Rado, the world renowned Swiss watch manufacturer has once again achieved excellence, this time with the Rado True Swiss Ceramic Watch. The latest Rado True is the round counterpart of the erstwhile Ceramica. It has the similar drive with the incorporated dial placed within the general case and bracelet structure that determines the very essence of this matchless collection of watches. These latest ceramic watches from Rado are truly excellent.
Talking of the white ceramic watch model in particular, it has a distinctive inclusion feature with an aerodynamic flow. These features are in sharp contrast to the prior models that had crisscross lines and really sharp angles. The uncommon feature with the latest model is that it doesn’t have places for diamonds studding at all. This is a standard adding up to the Jubile lines common to many of the other departments. In fact to put it in precise words, the Rado True actually personifies the final stage of the transformation of the design that started with the Sintra. Remember, the Sintra was already trying to round off the squares that the Ceramica had. That is what makes the Sintra the direct predecessor of the Rado True. Rado True finally brings a logical conclusion to that rounding off process making a model that is truly inimitable and exudes excellence in the most superior form.
To describe the Rado True, it has a soft and delicate feel to its design on the whole. That is exactly what makes these watches so suitable to the delicate and soft wrists of women. And guess what, crowning the effect, there is a petite little heart shape hidden somewhere in the watch. Well that adds the emotional touch to this line of watches from Rado. Personally, I liked the nude white models the most. I think this mark a very significant shift in the brand aesthetic of this giant watch maker company. This is the first time ever that Rado is offering oppositely colored timepieces to the customers.
