Rado True Stratum, limited to 1,001 pieces, arose
from a collaboration with Austrian designer Rainer Mutsch. It has as its
signature feature a concave dial with a three-dimensional,
step-structured surface and a slightly raised, oblong plate with a
yellow-printed Rado logo just right of the center. Matte rhodium-colored
hour and minute hands tell the time while a yellow central seconds hand
adds a splash of color to the mostly monochrome overall look. A large,
perfectly centered black dot, metallized on the underside of the
sapphire crystal, casts a shadow over the dial, adding to its sense of
depth. Inside the 40-mm-diameter monobloc ceramic case beats the automatic ETA
Caliber C07.611, with 25 jewels and an 80-hour power reserve, which is
partially visible through a small, oblong window in the caseback that
echoes the shape of the logo plate on the dial. The engraved, stepped
pattern of the caseback, here also made of PVD-coated titanium, also
continues the motif on the dial. The crown and bracelet are made of
black high-tech ceramic. The price: $2,200.
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