Rado goes "fully anatomical" with the Anatom Skeleton
Rado has introduced the Anatom Skeleton, expanding its popular Anatom collection with a skeleton dial for the first time. The watch features a PVD stainless steel case and a color-matched bezel made from matte plasma high-tech ceramic, complemented by a rubber strap in the same tone. Powered by the automatic R808 movement, it boasts an impressive 80-hour power reserve and is equipped with an antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring. This model emphasizes Rado's focus on materials and industrial design while showcasing the movement as part of the watch's aesthetic, highlighting a shift from traditional watchmaking to a more modern design ethos. The Anatom Skeleton maintains Rado's commitment to comfort and usability, with a design that hugs the wrist thanks to its ergonomic shape and a curved sapphire crystal. The watch features a visually striking dial architecture that includes suspended minute tracks and skeletonized hands filled with Super-LumiNova. Available for purchase at A$7,150, the Anatom Skeleton represents a blend of innovative material science and contemporary watch design, reinforcing Rado's legacy of creating functional timepieces that prioritize both aesthetics and performance.
