Rado True Square R27086752, 38mm, Two-Tone Dial
Rado True Square, Two-Tone Dial
Rado True Square is a 38mm ceramic Swiss automatic with a skeleton open heart dial, sapphire crystal, diamond accents and 50m water resistance.
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About this item
- True Square Automatic Open Heart Diamonds Limited Edition
- Swiss automatic movement with open heart skeleton dial
- 38mm square ceramic case with sapphire crystal
- Ceramic bracelet with foldover clasp
- Diamond accents and 50m water resistance
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- True Square
- Model Number
- R27086752
- Department
- Unisex
- Item Type
- Automatic Watch
- Manufacturer
- RADO
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- 9 April 2025
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Swiss automatic
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Ceramic
- Case Size
- 38.0 mm
- Case Thickness
- 9.7 mm
- Lug Width
- 20.0 mm
- Water Resistance
- 50 m
- Strap
- Ceramic
- Clasp
- Foldover Clasp
- Embellishment
- Diamond
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
Style
- Style Name
- Modern
- Dial Shape
- Square
- Dial Colour
- Two Tone
- Band Color
- Black
- Face Style
- Skeleton
- Collection
- True Square
- Dial Markers
- Diamond
Description
The Rado True Square Automatic Open Heart Diamonds is a limited edition unisex watch built around a square case. It suits anyone who wants a modern, design-led piece with a visible mechanical heart.
The case and bracelet are both ceramic, and the case measures 38mm across with a thickness of 9.7mm. A sapphire crystal covers the skeleton dial, the Swiss automatic movement is powered by wrist motion, and water resistance is rated at 50 metres.
The standout detail is the open heart skeleton dial combined with diamond accents, finished in a two tone look. A foldover clasp secures the black ceramic bracelet, and 20mm lugs complete a sleek, everyday-wearable square profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Rado True Square in the shower or pool?
The Rado True Square is rated to 50 metres, which suits splashes, hand washing and rain. It is not meant for swimming, and hot showers can stress gaskets over time. For the pool, a dedicated sport or dive watch is the safer daily alternative.
Will a 38mm square case suit my wrist?
At 38mm across and 9.7mm thick, this unisex watch suits a wide range of wrists, from slim to medium-large. The square shape can look larger than a round 38mm, and the 20mm lug width keeps proportions balanced on most wrists.
What movement does it use and how does it wind?
It has a Swiss automatic movement, so it winds from the motion of your wrist. If you wear other watches in rotation, it is worth wearing it regularly or using a winder so it keeps running, and the open heart dial lets you see it work.
How does ceramic compare with a steel case for daily wear?
Ceramic is far more resistant to scratching than steel, so the case and bracelet keep their finish longer. Compared with steel, it is lighter feeling but can chip on a hard impact, so it is best for office and casual daily use rather than rough sport.
Can I change the bracelet on this watch?
The bracelet is ceramic with a foldover clasp and the lugs are 20mm wide, but integrated ceramic bracelets are usually fitted to the case. Resizing or replacement is best handled by an authorised service centre rather than at home.
How should I service and care for it?
Automatic watches generally benefit from servicing every five years or so, and seals should be checked regularly given the 50 metre rating. Wipe the ceramic with a soft damp cloth and keep it away from hard knocks.
Editor's take
Rado's True Square sits in the brand's design-led ceramic lineage, and this Open Heart Diamonds limited edition is aimed at buyers who want a square case with a visible movement. At 38mm it is unisex in scale, and the two tone, skeleton presentation is deliberately decorative.
The core material story is ceramic for both case and bracelet, which resists scratching far better than steel in daily wear. Over the dial sits a sapphire crystal, and the Swiss automatic movement is on view through the open heart skeleton dial, a feature that makes the mechanics part of the design.
The trade-off is water resistance. At 50 metres, this is a splash and rain watch, not one for swimming or sport, and the 9.7mm thickness is noticeable under a tight cuff. Ceramic is also hard but can chip on a sharp impact, so it rewards careful handling.
It suits collectors who value design and materials over tool-watch capability. For a similar budget, a steel dress automatic would give more robust water resistance, but it would not match the foldover clasp ceramic bracelet finish here.
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