Rado Anatom R10204712, 32mm, Black Dial
Rado Anatom, Black Dial
Rado Anatom is a square automatic watch with a 32.5 mm steel case, sapphire crystal, black dial, diamond accents and 50 m water resistance.
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About this item
- Anatom Automatic Diamonds model R10204712
- Swiss automatic movement
- 32.5 mm stainless steel case, 11.3 mm thick
- Sapphire crystal and black dial with diamond accents
- Stainless steel bracelet with foldover clasp, 50 m water resistant
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- Anatom
- Model Number
- R10204712
- Department
- Unisex
- Item Type
- Automatic Watch
- Manufacturer
- RADO
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- April 9, 2025
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Swiss automatic
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Stainless steel
- Case Size
- 32.5 mm
- Case Thickness
- 11.3 mm
- Lug Width
- 21.0 mm
- Weight
- 750 g
- Water Resistance
- 50 m
- Strap
- Stainless steel
- Clasp
- Foldover Clasp
- Embellishment
- Diamond
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
Style
- Style Name
- Minimalist
- Dial Shape
- Square
- Dial Color
- Black
- Band Color
- Silver
- Face Style
- Minimalist
- Collection
- Anatom
- Dial Markers
- Minimalist, Diamond
Description
The Rado Anatom is a compact square watch aimed at wearers who want a refined, slim-wristed unisex option with a Swiss automatic movement. Its minimalist black dial is set with diamond accents, giving it a dressy character.
The case is stainless steel and measures 32.5 mm across and 11.3 mm thick, with a 21 mm lug width. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, the movement is Swiss automatic, and water resistance is rated at 50 m, which covers splashes and everyday handwashing.
The stainless steel bracelet closes with a foldover clasp and matches the silver tone of the case. It suits office wear and formal occasions, and the self-winding movement means no battery changes are needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the Anatom fit my small wrist?
The Rado Anatom has a 32.5 mm square case with a 21 mm lug width, so it generally suits small to medium wrists well. The bracelet is stainless steel with a foldover clasp. Because the case is compact, it tends to look balanced on slimmer wrists rather than oversized.
Can I wear it for a daily swim or shower?
With 50 m water resistance, the Rado Anatom handles rain, splashes and handwashing, but it is generally not advised for regular swimming or hot showers. Steam and soap can wear on gaskets over time. For water sport, a dedicated diver is the safer alternative.
Does it need a battery?
No, it uses a Swiss automatic movement that winds from the motion of your wrist, so there is no battery change. If you leave it unworn for a few days it may stop, in which case a few turns of the crown or some wear will restart it. Service is generally needed every several years.
How does it differ from a quartz watch of similar size?
Compared with a quartz model, this Rado is self-winding and has a mechanical Swiss movement, which means a smoother sweeping second hand and no battery. The trade-off is periodic servicing and less accuracy versus quartz. It also has a sapphire crystal, which resists scratches well.
Is it suitable for men as well?
Yes, it is listed as unisex, and at 32.5 mm it suits anyone who prefers a small, dressy watch. Men with larger wrists may find it compact. The black dial with diamond accents and silver bracelet lean elegant, so it works for office or formal wear.
What kind of care does the sapphire crystal and case need?
The sapphire crystal in the Rado Anatom resists scratches well, and the stainless steel case and bracelet clean easily with a soft damp cloth. Keep it away from strong impacts and have a watchmaker service the movement and gaskets every few years, which also helps keep water resistance reliable.
Editor's take
Rado's Anatom line has long been about ergonomic, compact cases, and this unisex version continues that idea with a 32.5 mm square case in stainless steel. It targets wearers with smaller wrists or anyone who prefers restrained proportions over the oversized trend.
The heart of the watch is a Swiss automatic movement, which removes any battery routine, while a sapphire crystal guards the black dial and its diamond accents. At 11.3 mm thick, the case is not especially slim for a dress piece, though the shape keeps it comfortable.
The limit here is 50 m water resistance. That handles rain and handwashing but is not meant for swimming or showering with regular habit, so a sports watch is the better pick for the water. The listing also gives no power reserve figure, so a watch that sits for days may need a wind before wearing.
It suits anyone wanting a small, dressy automatic with a foldover clasp bracelet for the office or evenings out. For a similar budget, look at slim dress automatics from other Swiss houses if you prefer a round case.
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