Rado Centrix R30021712, 40mm, Black Dial, Black Ceramic Bracelet
Rado Centrix, Black Dial
Rado Centrix is a Swiss quartz dress watch with a black dial, 39.5 mm steel case, sapphire crystal and 50 m water resistance.
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About this item
- Swiss quartz movement
- Round stainless steel case, 39.5 mm wide and 9.8 mm thick
- Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides
- High-tech ceramic and stainless steel bracelet in silver and black
- Water resistant to 5 bar (50 m)
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- Centrix
- Model Number
- R30021712
- Department
- Unisex
- Item Type
- Dress Watch
- Manufacturer
- Rado
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- 20 October 2023
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Quartz
- Additional Features
- Lightweight
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Stainless steel
- Case Size
- 39.5 mm
- Case Thickness
- 9.8 mm
- Water Resistance
- 50 m
- Sport Type
- Walking
- Strap
- High-Tech Ceramic Stainless Steel
- Clasp
- Foldover Clasp
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
Style
- Style Name
- Dress
- Dial Shape
- Round
- Dial Colour
- Black
- Band Color
- Black
- Theme
- Dressy/Formal
- Face Style
- classic
- Collection
- Centrix
Description
The Rado Centrix is a round dress watch from the Centrix collection, listed for women and built around a black dial. It suits anyone who wants a formal, understated Swiss watch with a mixed-material bracelet for work and evenings out.
Inside the 39.5 mm stainless steel case sits a Swiss quartz movement. The case is 9.8 mm thick, and the dial is covered by sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides. Water resistance is rated at 5 bar, or 50 metres.
The standout detail is the bracelet, which combines high-tech ceramic with stainless steel in silver and black, closed by a foldover clasp. Quartz timekeeping keeps daily wear simple, with no winding needed, and the slim profile sits comfortably under a cuff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Rado Centrix in the shower?
Brief splashes and rain are fine, since the watch is rated to 50 m. Showers add hot steam and soap, which are tougher on gaskets than plain water, so most owners take it off beforehand. For swimming, a sport watch with a higher rating suits better.
Is it suitable for daily office wear?
The Centrix is built for exactly that. Its 39.5 mm steel case is 9.8 mm thick, so it slides under most cuffs, and the sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating keeps the black dial easy to read under office lighting.
Will it fit a small wrist?
At 39.5 mm across, the Centrix wears larger than many women's watches. On a slim wrist it will look bold, though the 9.8 mm thickness keeps it from feeling bulky. Try it on or measure your wrist against the case first.
How does it compare with a mechanical dress watch?
The Centrix uses a Swiss quartz movement, so it needs no winding and stays accurate with little attention. A mechanical dress watch offers more craft but needs regular service. Choose this one for convenience and a distinctive ceramic and steel bracelet.
How do I look after the battery and bracelet?
A quartz watch like the Rado Centrix usually needs a battery change every few years, ideally at a service centre that also checks the seals. Wipe the ceramic and steel links with a soft damp cloth to keep the finish clean.
Editor's take
Rado's Centrix collection is aimed at buyers who want a formal Swiss watch with a distinctly modern bracelet rather than a traditional leather strap. This round, black-dialled version is listed for women, though its 39.5 mm diameter reads as a mid-to-large size on the wrist.
The case is stainless steel and the dial sits behind sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides, a sensible upgrade for a watch meant to be read under office lighting. Timekeeping comes from a Swiss quartz movement, which keeps accuracy high and upkeep low.
The bracelet combines high-tech ceramic with steel and closes with a foldover clasp. The weak point is water resistance: 5 bar (50 m) covers splashes and rain, but it is not meant for swimming lengths or regular submersion, so a sport or dive watch is the better call for that.
This suits someone who wants a clean, formal watch to wear every day without winding or setting routines. For a similar budget, a mechanical dress watch offers more craft, while the Centrix leans on practicality and a distinctive bracelet.
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