Rado Integral R20204712

History
Rado was established by three brothers Fritz, Ernst, and Werner as the Schlup and Co. Clock Factory. It had its historical beginning in 1917 in Lengnau, a small town in Switzerland. Later, their remarkable success story took a new beginning with the launch of their first watch collection in 1957 under the name Rado Uhren AG. In 1986, the Rado Integral came up to be the first watch to use hi tech ceramic on the bracelet.

Design
The Rado Integral Quartz Unisex MODEL#: R20204712 is a perfect blend of graphic linearity with pioneering technology. Featuring a 31 mm square, black polished case made of stainless steel and high tech ceramics, the watch is light weight and durable. The black dial offers a classy and simple appeal to the time piece. Yellow gold hour hands and diamond studded index hour markers offer time legibility with accuracy. Coming in a dual colour of a black central segment bordered with two parallel thin yellow gold lines, the high-tech ceramic bracelet complements the overall appearance of the watch perfectly. You can easily wear and remove the watch using the folding clasp that firmly ties it to your wrist. The yellow gold bezel is perfectly complemented by the push and pull yellow gold crown.  
The edge-to-edge black bracelet and case blend into the case window to form a clean parallel arrangement. A scratch resistant metallized sapphire crystal glass shielding attached to the closed case back protects the dial from regular wear and tear, rendering it shatter proof.

Features
This watch from Rado is powered by advanced Swiss made Quartz movement, which is famous for its time accuracy. Being water resistant to a depth of 50 metres, the watch is protected from minor spills and splashes. A calendar aperture positioned at 6 o’clock displays the date.