Rado True Square Automatic Watch - 38mm

The watch is primarily wound through the natural motion of your wrist. If the watch has stopped, you can also manually wind it by gently turning the crown clockwise while it is in its fully closed position. Stop winding when you feel resistance.

This watch features the Rado R763 automatic movement, offering an impressive power reserve of 80 hours. This means it can run for over three days without being worn.

Yes, Rado's high-tech ceramic is exceptionally durable and highly resistant to scratches, ensuring the watch maintains its pristine appearance over time. However, it can be brittle and may chip or crack if subjected to sharp impacts.

Clean your watch with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher grime, use mild soap and water, then rinse with fresh water and dry thoroughly with a lint-free cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.

A 5 bar (50 meters) water resistance rating means the watch can withstand splashes and brief immersion in water, such as during hand washing or light rain. It is not suitable for swimming, diving, or prolonged water exposure.

Resizing a high-tech ceramic bracelet typically requires specialized tools and expertise to avoid damaging the links. It is highly recommended to have the bracelet professionally resized by a qualified watchmaker or a Rado authorized dealer.

Super-Lumi Nova® is a luminescent material applied to the hands and indexes. It absorbs light in the presence of light and glows in the dark, ensuring readability in low-light conditions.

The watch is an automatic. Ensure it has been wound by wearing it for at least 8-10 hours or by manually winding the crown (if applicable to the specific movement) until resistance is felt. Check the power reserve indicator if present, or allow time for it to gain power from movement.

Automatic watches can naturally gain or lose a few seconds per day. Significant deviations may indicate the watch needs servicing or has been exposed to strong magnetic fields. Consult a Rado authorized service center if inaccuracy persists.

Ensure the crown is fully pushed in before attempting to wind or set the time. If it remains stiff, do not force it. There may be debris or a need for lubrication; seek professional assistance from a Rado service center.

High-tech ceramic is highly scratch-resistant but not entirely immune. Minor scuffs may be buffed out by a professional watchmaker. Avoid impacts with hard surfaces.