Rado True Square Automatic Diamond Black Ceramic Watch
The True Square Automatic Diamonds is an exciting update on a classic shape. This watch features a...The True Square Automatic Diamonds is an exciting update on a classic shape. This watch features a minimalist dial with 12 round-cut diamond indexes and a comfortable fit. It is framed by a square monobloc high-tech black ceramic case for a distinctive edge. Presented on a sleek, ceramic bracelet, this Swiss-made timepiece is a delight to look at. At Rado, we are known for producing square high-tech ceramic watches. The True Square is a new take on an iconic Rado shape, being our first watch made using a square injected monobloc high-tech ceramic case. The True Square is light, scratch-resistant, and comfortable to wear. Distinctive and design-led, the Rado True Square Automatic Diamonds is the shape of things to come.
This guide is for owners of the Rado True Square Automatic Diamond Black Ceramic Watch, offering insights into its features, care, and usage. The watch offers a sleek and modern design with the added luxury of diamonds and is known for its scratch resistance. Note that, as a mechanical watch, it requires regular winding or movement to maintain accuracy.
All features
Series
True Square
Brand
Rado
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I wind the watch?
Turn the crown clockwise when the watch is not being worn. Generally, around 20-30 turns are enough, but this depends on the model.
How often should I have the watch serviced?
It is recommended to have the watch serviced every 3-5 years, or if the watch is exhibiting issues, such as losing time.
Is the ceramic case fragile?
While highly scratch-resistant, the ceramic case can be brittle if dropped. Handle it with care.
Can I swim with the watch?
The water resistance varies by model. Check the watch's specifications or consult the manufacturer for details. Avoid exposing the watch to extreme water pressure.
How do I clean the watch?
Wipe the watch with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove smudges and marks. Do not use harsh chemicals.
What is the warranty period?
Warranty periods vary by region and retailer. Refer to the warranty documentation provided with the watch or contact the retailer for details.
What should I do if the watch gets wet?
If the watch gets wet, gently dry it with a soft cloth. If water enters the watch, have it serviced immediately to prevent damage to the movement.
Troubleshooting
Watch is not keeping accurate time.
The watch may need winding, servicing, or it may have been magnetized. Consider getting the watch serviced by a professional.
Watch has stopped working.
Ensure the watch is wound or worn regularly. If it still doesn't work, it may require professional servicing.
Scratches on the ceramic case.
While highly scratch-resistant, deep scratches may occur. Take it to a professional to have them assessed. Minor scratches can be polished, however.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Distinctive square design.
Highly scratch-resistant ceramic case.
Elegant diamond indexes.
Comfortable to wear due to the ceramic bracelet.
Swiss-made quality and craftsmanship.
Cons
Requires regular winding or movement.
May require professional servicing.
Ceramic can be brittle if dropped.
The minimalist design may not appeal to all preferences.
Potential for higher repair costs compared to some materials.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting the Time: Pull the crown out to the second position to adjust the time.
Winding: Manually wind the watch by turning the crown clockwise when not worn for extended periods. Generally, 20-30 turns of the crown are sufficient to start the movement, but this may vary. However, always ensure you do not overwind the watch.
Cleaning: Wipe the watch with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove any marks or smudges. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
Care: Avoid extreme temperatures and direct sunlight for prolonged periods. Have the watch serviced by a professional watchmaker every few years to maintain its accuracy and extend its lifespan.