Rado True Square Diamonds Watch - White

Yes, the True Square features a distinctive square-shaped case, which is an iconic Rado design. It is constructed using a monobloc high-tech ceramic process.

High-tech ceramic is exceptionally scratch-resistant, significantly more so than traditional stainless steel, meaning it will resist most common scratches from daily wear.

Water resistance varies by model. Please check the specific water resistance rating for your Rado True Square Diamonds watch. Generally, Rado ceramic watches are suitable for everyday wear, including hand washing, but prolonged submersion or high-pressure water activities should be avoided unless the rating is very high.

The white high-tech ceramic is generally easy to clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning agents. Its non-porous nature also helps resist staining.

A monobloc case means the main body of the watch case is formed from a single, continuous piece of material, in this case, high-tech ceramic, without separate lugs or components joined together.

The Rado True Square Diamonds model features genuine diamonds as part of its design, adding a luxurious element. Specific details about carat weight and number of diamonds are typically found in the product's detailed specifications.

The high-tech ceramic used by Rado is significantly lighter than stainless steel, making the True Square watch very comfortable for extended wear.

The watch may need to be reset to the correct time. If the issue persists, it might require servicing by a qualified watchmaker to check the movement.

The bracelet likely has adjustment links. Consult a professional jeweler or watch service center to have links added or removed for a perfect fit. Do not attempt to force adjustments yourself.

Ensure you are following the correct procedure for your specific model. Gently pull the crown to the appropriate position for time or date setting. If resistance is met, do not force it; seek professional assistance.

While highly scratch-resistant, deep or forceful abrasions from extremely hard materials can potentially mark the ceramic. Minor surface marks may be buffed out by a professional watch service. For significant damage, consult Rado or an authorized service center.