Reply With QuoteIsn't it ceramic, not titanium?
I am struggling (and failing) to find a single real world image of a particular rado model - a HyperChrome Ultra Light R32069155 (not to be confused with the HyperChrome Si3N4 which visually looks identical but uses steel rather than titanium in its construction).
If some has owned one, written a review or taken a photo of an actual one I cannot find (plenty of the plain grey version).
Anyone able to help?
Last edited by Alansmithee; 29th November 2017 at 22:44.
Isn't it ceramic, not titanium?
silicon nitride ceramic with titanium for the case's side inserts, screws, and crown. The older model I mentioned has steel inserts and a different type of ceramic.Originally Posted by Kingstepper
The materials are discussed in detail here:
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/ra...k-on-the-wrist
The only one I could find. Is this the one ?
EDIT: Here are a few more which are better.
http://www.nakaniwatokei.jp/blog/rad...mited-edition/
My preferred version of the two models produced.
thanks you! Just what I was after.
That's a great looking watch
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EDIT- so the grey one in the first post and the latter posted one are different?
Last edited by Faiz; 30th November 2017 at 20:57.
Yes the other one is too plain.
That's a great looking watch
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Yes, I'd never pay retail for a rado but if the price is right...
Found some other real world images:
So bringing this back to life - did anyone ever encounter one of these in real life?
I purchased this watch a few months back and love it. I did change the strap to a cheaper but sportier black rubber strap, and looks and wears much better.
Let me know if there are any specific pics you would like of it and I would be happy to post.
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