Rado Anatom R10201712, 32mm, Black Dial, Black Ceramic Bracelet
Rado Anatom, Black Dial
Black ceramic Swiss automatic with calibre R766, 72 hour reserve, sapphire crystal, 32.5mm case and 50 m water resistance.
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About this item
- Rado calibre R766 automatic with 72 hour power reserve and 21 jewels
- Antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring, adjusted in 5 positions
- Polished black high-tech ceramic bezel and bracelet with steel middle links
- Black lacquered dial with 3 full cut diamonds and rhodium-coloured anchor symbol
- Cylindrical sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, 5 bar (50 metres) water resistant
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- Anatom
- Model Number
- R10201712
- Department
- Unisex
- Item Type
- Automatic Watch
- Manufacturer
- Rado
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- 16 October 2024
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Swiss automatic
- Calibre
- R766
- Additional Features
- Scratch-Resistant
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Ceramic
- Case Size
- 32.5 mm
- Case Thickness
- 11.3 mm
- Water Resistance
- 50 m
- Strap
- Ceramic
- Clasp
- Foldover Clasp
- Embellishment
- Diamond
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
- Bezel
- Polished black high-tech ceramic
Style
- Style Name
- Modern
- Dial Shape
- Rectangle
- Dial Colour
- Black
- Band Color
- Black
- Face Style
- Modern
- Collection
- Anatom
- Dial Markers
- Diamond
Description
The Rado Anatom is a Swiss automatic watch in polished black high-tech ceramic, made for people who want a compact, softly curved case with a refined, modern look. It is listed as unisex, and its 32.5mm case suits smaller to medium wrists.
Inside is Rado calibre R766, an automatic movement with 21 jewels and a 72 hour power reserve. The case and bracelet are ceramic, with stainless steel middle links and a 3-fold clasp. A cylindrical sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating covers the dial, and water resistance is 50 m.
The black lacquered dial carries three full cut diamonds and a rhodium coloured moving anchor symbol. The antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring, adjusted in five positions, adds practical stability for daily wear. At 11.3 mm thick, it sits comfortably under a cuff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Anatom for swimming or in the shower?
The Rado Anatom is rated to 50 m, which covers splashes, hand washing and rain. Swimming and showering are not recommended, since hot water and steam can stress the gaskets over time. For pool use, a model with higher water resistance and a screw-down crown is a better fit.
Will it fit a small wrist?
With a 32.5mm case and 11.3 mm thickness, the Anatom suits small to medium wrists well. Its curved case sits close to the skin, and the ceramic bracelet is sized by the middle links, so a watchmaker should adjust it for the best fit.
How long does it run when I take it off?
Rado calibre R766 has a 72 hour power reserve, so after a full wind it typically runs about three days. If you leave it off for a weekend, it should still be running on Monday, and a few shakes or a short wear will restart it if it stops.
Is it a good daily watch for the office?
Yes for a desk or meeting room. The sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating resists scratches and glare, and the Nivachron hairspring helps near phones and laptops. The ceramic is hard, but it can chip on sharp knocks, so take care around door frames.
How is it different from a steel automatic at a similar price?
The Anatom uses high-tech ceramic for case and bracelet, which resists scratches and keeps its black colour better than most coatings. A steel automatic is usually tougher against impact and often offers higher water resistance. Choose the Anatom for finish and comfort, steel for rugged use.
Does it need regular service?
As an automatic with 21 jewels, it generally benefits from a service every five to seven years, with gasket checks sooner if you wear it often. Battery changes are not needed. An authorised Rado service centre is the safest choice for ceramic and sapphire parts.
Editor's take
The Rado Anatom is a small, sculpted ceramic watch for people who find most modern automatics too large. Its 32.5mm case is built around the ergonomic idea that gave the line its name, and the polished black high-tech ceramic finish makes it a jewellery-leaning piece rather than a tool watch.
The movement is the Rado calibre R766, an automatic with 21 jewels and a 72 hour power reserve. That reserve means the watch can sit on a shelf over a weekend and still be running on Monday. The Nivachron hairspring is antimagnetic, which is a practical benefit around phones, laptop bags and speakers, and the sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating keeps the dial readable.
The caveat is water resistance. At 50 m it handles splashes and rain, but swimming or showering is not what it is meant for. The ceramic bracelet with its 3-fold clasp is also less forgiving than steel if dropped on a hard floor, and links are harder to resize at home.
It suits anyone who wants a refined, small automatic with a diamond-set black dial for dressier settings. For a more robust everyday alternative at a similar price, look at a steel-cased automatic with higher water resistance. For the look and wrist presence of ceramic, the Anatom is a fitting choice.
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