Anatom Collection, one of Rado's most characteristic designs, celebrates its 40th anniversary with four special models.
Among the models in Rado's history that have left their mark on the watch industry, two basic elements particularly attract my attention. Ceramic cases and angular designs are produced with high technology. The Anatom collection combines these two elements in a single body, making it one of the brand's most iconic series.
The Anatom family hosts rare watches that can appeal to both male and female users with their sizes and maintain visual and sensory comfort at the maximum level on every wrist. The four models in the new collection are distinguished from each other by their dial differences.
In addition to three models that offer color transitions starting from red, green, and blue in the center to black towards the edges, we also have four versions under the umbrella of Anatom, called Jubile, with completely black and diamond markers. Let me add that the Jubile model will be limited to only 40 units.
The cases of the watches are made of ceramic produced with high technology, which is one of Rado's areas of expertise. In some parts, PVD-coated stainless steel is used. Case dimensions are 32.5mm x 46.3mm x 11.3mm. While there are sapphire crystals on the front and back of the models, the water resistance level of the watches is stated as 50 meters. As a signature of the anatomical design, the front glass of the watches has a curved design as if it follows the curve of the wrist. With a weight of approximately 90 grams, you do not doubt that Anatom versions will create great comfort on your wrist.
All models have a date window at 6 o'clock. The models are powered by the automatic caliber R766 and have a power reserve of 72 hours when fully wound. You can find the models combined with a black rubber strap and a folding buckle made of stainless steel and ceramics, through Rado sales points.
