I · This watch
Rado Centrix Chronograph (new condition) pairs a 41 mm case in stainless steel with a black dial and a ceramic and stainless steel bracelet. It uses a quartz movement. The display includes chronograph; water resistance is 50 m.
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Brand Rado
Rado Centrix Chronograph, 41 mm, Stainless steel
Rado Centrix Chronograph (new condition) pairs a 41 mm case in stainless steel with a black dial and a ceramic and stainless steel bracelet.
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Case
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Diameter
- 41 mm
- Water resistance
- 50 m
Movement
- Movement type
- Quartz
Dial
- Dial colour
- Black
- Display functions
- Chronograph
Strap / bracelet
- Strap material
- Ceramic, Stainless steel
Set and condition
- Brand
- Rado
- Reference
- R30211152
- Condition
- New
The story of this watch · Chapters: 5
Rado Centrix Chronograph, 41 mm, Stainless steel
- case diameter
- 41 mm
- case
- Stainless steel
- water resistance
- 50 m
- movement
- Quartz
II
The chronograph
A chronograph is a stopwatch built into the watch. On most models one pusher starts and stops it and another sets it back to zero, while the time of day runs on regardless. The counters on the dial add up the elapsed minutes and, on many models, the hours.
III · The manufacture
Rado since 1917
Rado’s roots lie in the Schlup brothers’ movement factory, established in Lengnau in 1917. The Rado watch brand followed in 1957, turning component-making experience into complete watches. The DiaStar of 1962 used hard metal to explore resistance to surface wear. Integral introduced high-tech ceramic into the collection in 1986. The Ceramica of 1990 extended that material language across the case and bracelet. The V10K arrived in 2002 with a high-tech diamond surface. True Thinline took the ceramic case in a slimmer direction in 2011. Today Rado belongs to Swatch Group, with Lengnau remaining its Swiss home.
- 1917Rado’s roots lie in the Schlup brothers’ movement factory, established in Lengnau in 1917.
- 1957The Rado watch brand followed in 1957, turning component-making experience into complete watches.
- 1962The DiaStar of 1962 used hard metal to explore resistance to surface wear.
- 1986Integral introduced high-tech ceramic into the collection in 1986.
- 1990The Ceramica of 1990 extended that material language across the case and bracelet.
- 2002The V10K arrived in 2002 with a high-tech diamond surface.
IV · Ownership
Wearing and caring
- 1
A quartz watch runs on a battery for several years. Have it changed by a watchmaker, who also checks the seals.
- 2
Water resistance up to 50 m means splashes and rain. Do not swim or shower with it.
- 3
Have the movement serviced every few years by the brand's own service or an authorised watchmaker.
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