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materialS
HigH-tecH ceramic
Innovative, durable and skin-friendly: intro-
duced by Rado in 1986, high-tech ceramic
has become our signature. In metallic
or non-metallic colors, with a glossy, matt,
satin-brushed or decorated finish,
it is the most versatile of our materials.
HigH-tecH Hardmetal
Pure, simple and extremely tough: we
pioneered the use of this material by intro-
ducing the world’s first scratchproof watch,
The Original, in 1962.
SappHire cryStal
Perpetual transparency: scratchproof high-
tech sapphire crystal is used throughout our
collection. The application of edge-to-edge
crystal and metallization are distinguishing
features.
HigH-tecH diamond
Incomparable and enduring brilliance:
the Rado high-tech diamond surface offers
hardness equal to that of natural diamonds.
Our invention and use of this surface have
earned us an entry in the Guinness Book
of Records for the world’s hardest watch.
HoW Hard iS Hard?
The extreme hardness of Rado high-
tech materials guarantees durability and
brilliance. The Vickers scale is used
to indicate hardness: the higher a value,
the greater the resistance to scratches.
Rado materials commence at Vickers
1,200 – far higher than gold, steel
or platinum. The topvalue of 10,000
is attributed only to natural diamonds and
to the Rado high-tech diamond surface.
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