Rado Centrix R30248712, 33mm, Brown Dial
Rado Centrix, Brown Dial
The Rado Centrix is a 33 mm ceramic automatic with an open heart brown dial, sapphire crystal, diamond markers and 80 hours of power reserve.
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About this item
- Rado Centrix automatic with diamonds and open heart dial, 33 mm ladies' size
- Round high-tech ceramic case with open dial, diamond markers and sapphire crystal
- Brown and rose gold high-tech ceramic bracelet with deployment clasp
- Swiss automatic movement with 80 hour power reserve
- Water resistant to 30 metres
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- Centrix
- Model Number
- R30248712
- Department
- Women
- Item Type
- Dress Watch, Watch
- Manufacturer
- Rado
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- 27 October 2016
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Swiss automatic
- Power Source
- Mechanical (Automatic)
- Additional Features
- Diamond, Open Dial
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Ceramic
- Case Size
- 33.0 mm
- Case Thickness
- 10.0 mm
- Lug Width
- 20.0 mm
- Weight
- 102 g
- Water Resistance
- 30 m
- Sport Type
- Walking
- Strap
- Ceramic
- Clasp
- Deployment Clasp
- Closure Type
- Deployment Clasp
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
- Dimensions
- 8.79 x 16.99 x 11.99 cm; 102.06 g
Style
- Style Name
- Modern
- Dial Shape
- Round
- Dial Colour
- Brown
- Band Color
- Brown, Rose Gold
- Theme
- Love
- Face Style
- Open Heart
- Collection
- Centrix
- Dial Markers
- Diamond
Description
The Rado Centrix is a ladies' dress watch built around a 33 mm round case in high-tech ceramic. It pairs a brown open heart dial with diamond markers and a matching ceramic bracelet in brown and rose gold, which suits anyone who wants a compact, jewellery-like automatic.
Inside sits a Swiss automatic movement with an 80 hour power reserve. The case is ceramic, the glass is sapphire crystal, and the watch is water resistant to 30 m, enough for splashes and rain but not for swimming. The case is 10 mm thick and the watch weighs 102 g on the bracelet.
The open heart aperture is the detail that sets it apart, letting you see the balance at work through the dial. A deployment clasp keeps the ceramic bracelet secure, and the brown and rose gold finish makes it an easy partner for both office wear and evenings out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Rado Centrix for swimming or in the shower?
The Centrix is water resistant to 30 m, which in practice means splashes, hand washing and light rain. For swimming and showers, heat and steam can stress the seals, so it is better to take it off. Choose a watch rated for higher water resistance if you plan to swim regularly.
Is a 33 mm watch right for my wrist?
At 33 mm across and 10 mm thick, this ladies' Centrix suits small to medium wrists and wears as a refined, compact piece. The ceramic bracelet and deployment clasp keep it secure. If you like a larger look on the wrist, a 36 mm or bigger case may suit you better.
How long does the Rado Centrix run when I am not wearing it?
The Swiss automatic movement has an 80 hour power reserve, so it keeps running for over three days off the wrist. That covers a long weekend without needing to rewind. After a longer break, wind the crown a few turns and set the time before wearing.
Is it good for daily wear and the office?
Yes for daily office wear. The high-tech ceramic case and bracelet resist scratches well, and the sapphire crystal protects the dial. The brown and rose gold colours work with business and evening outfits. Just take it off before sport or swimming.
How does a ceramic watch like this compare with a steel one?
Ceramic resists scratches better than steel and feels lighter on the wrist, but it can chip on a hard knock. The Centrix weighs 102 g. Steel alternatives from Tissot or Longines offer higher water resistance and are easier to repair, so choose by how you use the watch.
Does the Centrix need regular service?
As a mechanical watch it benefits from service every few years, generally three to five, to keep the movement oiled and the seals checked. Use a qualified watchmaker or the brand service centre. Battery changes are not needed because the watch is automatic.
Editor's take
For women who want a Swiss automatic that reads as jewellery first and a mechanical watch second, the Centrix is Rado's answer in the Dress category. A high-tech ceramic case and bracelet in brown and rose gold set the tone, with diamond markers around a brown dial.
The technical headline is the 80 hour power reserve of the Swiss automatic movement. That is a full weekend and more, so you can take the watch off Friday evening and find it still running on Monday. The open heart aperture shows the balance moving, and a sapphire crystal keeps the dial scratch resistant.
The trade-off is 30 m water resistance. Rain and hand washing are fine, but swimming and showering are best avoided. At 33 mm and 10 mm thick it also wears small, so anyone who prefers a larger presence on the wrist should look at bigger cases.
I would point it at buyers who value ceramic's scratch resistance and a light feel over a steel look. If a classic steel automatic with more water resistance suits you better, Tissot and Longines both offer ladies' dress models in that price territory.
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