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Rado Integral Women's Watch R20845712
$2,500.00
Produced in series in 1986, the Rado Integral was the first Rado watch where high-tech ceramic was used. A revolution in the watchmaking industry, it fuses the purity of graphic linearity with the finesse of high technology. The edge-to-edge metallized sapphire crystal, case and bracelet form clean parallel lines. This 22 mm watch is complemented by a Swiss made quartz movement. This Rado watch is offered in a black high-tech ceramic and yellow-gold-tone PVD-finish and stainless steel bracelet adding to the dependability of this quartz watch. A scratch resistant sapphire crystal matched with its black dial creates a stylish watch. Adding to the watch is a 50 meters water resistance rating. Rado Jubile timepieces offer elegance with carefully selected diamonds.
- : Diamond
- : Natural
- : Stainless Steel
- : Two-Tone
- : PVD
- : PVD
- : Ceramic
- : Black
- : Black
- : R20845712
- : Rado
- : Wrist
- : Analog
- : Replaceable Battery
- : Bracelet
- : Two-Tone
- : Stainless Steel
- : Fold-Over
- : 22
- : Black
- : Smooth Bezel
- : Sapphire
- : Fashion
- : Date; Second Hand; Water Resistant
Ceramic is a highly durable, lightweight, and scratch-resistant material. It is hypoallergenic and retains its color and finish over time. Ceramic bands are easy to maintain. Clean with mild soap and water, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid exposing the band to harsh chemicals, including bleach and chlorine. Ceramic is highly scratch-resistant but not entirely scratch-proof. Normal wear and tear may result in minor surface scratches over time. Although durable, ceramic can be brittle and may break or chip if subjected to hard impacts or dropped from significant heights. Handle with care to avoid damage.
For more information about the chemistry of battery powered watches, please visit the manufacturer’s website. Applicable California CBE Recycling Fee paid by us on your behalf at purchase.
5 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty
Typographic errors are subject to correction. Merchandise enlarged to show detail and may not always be exactly as pictured.
Produced in series in 1986, the Rado Integral was the first Rado watch where high-tech ceramic was used. A revolution in the watchmaking industry, it fuses the purity of graphic linearity with the finesse of high technology. The edge-to-edge metallized sapphire crystal, case and bracelet form clean parallel lines. This 22 mm watch is complemented by a Swiss made quartz movement. This Rado watch is offered in a black high-tech ceramic and yellow-gold-tone PVD-finish and stainless steel bracelet adding to the dependability of this quartz watch. A scratch resistant sapphire crystal matched with its black dial creates a stylish watch. Adding to the watch is a 50 meters water resistance rating. Rado Jubile timepieces offer elegance with carefully selected diamonds.
- : Diamond
- : Natural
- : Stainless Steel
- : Two-Tone
- : PVD
- : PVD
- : Ceramic
- : Black
- : Black
- : R20845712
- : Rado
- : Wrist
- : Analog
- : Replaceable Battery
- : Bracelet
- : Two-Tone
- : Stainless Steel
- : Fold-Over
- : 22
- : Black
- : Smooth Bezel
- : Sapphire
- : Fashion
- : Date; Second Hand; Water Resistant
Ceramic is a highly durable, lightweight, and scratch-resistant material. It is hypoallergenic and retains its color and finish over time. Ceramic bands are easy to maintain. Clean with mild soap and water, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid exposing the band to harsh chemicals, including bleach and chlorine. Ceramic is highly scratch-resistant but not entirely scratch-proof. Normal wear and tear may result in minor surface scratches over time. Although durable, ceramic can be brittle and may break or chip if subjected to hard impacts or dropped from significant heights. Handle with care to avoid damage.
For more information about the chemistry of battery powered watches, please visit the manufacturer’s website. Applicable California CBE Recycling Fee paid by us on your behalf at purchase.
5 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty
Typographic errors are subject to correction. Merchandise enlarged to show detail and may not always be exactly as pictured.