Rado Centrix R30017302, 40mm, Brown Dial
Rado Centrix, Brown Dial
Rado Centrix is an automatic watch with a 39.5mm stainless steel PVD case, sapphire crystal, brown sunray dial and 50m water resistance.
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About this item
- Automatic movement powered by wrist motion
- Round stainless steel / PVD case, 39.5 mm wide and 11.3 mm thick
- Sapphire crystal over a brown sunray dial with applied indexes
- High-tech ceramic and stainless steel / PVD bracelet in rose gold and brown
- Water resistant to 5 bar (50 m)
- Foldover clasp, 17 mm lug width
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- Centrix
- Model Number
- R30017302
- Department
- Unisex
- Item Type
- Automatic Watch
- Manufacturer
- Rado
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- July 28, 2023
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Automatic
- Power Source
- Wrist Motion
- Additional Features
- Lightweight
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Stainless steel / PVD
- Case Size
- 39.5 mm
- Case Thickness
- 11.3 mm
- Lug Width
- 17.0 mm
- Weight
- 127 g
- Water Resistance
- 50 m
- Sport Type
- Walking
- Strap
- Stainless steel
- Clasp
- Foldover Clasp
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
Style
- Style Name
- Avant Garde
- Dial Shape
- Round
- Dial Color
- Brown
- Band Color
- Brown
- Face Style
- Sunray with Applied Indexes
- Collection
- Centrix
- Dial Markers
- Applied indexes
Description
The Rado Centrix is an automatic watch for wearers who like a refined, modern look with a warm palette. A brown sunray dial sits within a round case, paired with a rose gold and brown bracelet that gives the whole piece a cohesive tone.
The case is stainless steel with PVD finishing and measures 39.5 mm across and 11.3 mm thick. An automatic movement is wound by wrist motion, so there is no battery to replace. A sapphire crystal covers the dial, and water resistance is rated at 5 bar, or 50 m.
The bracelet combines high-tech ceramic with stainless steel and PVD, and it closes with a foldover clasp. Applied indexes on the sunray dial catch the light, and the 17 mm lug width and 127 g weight suit everyday wear at the office or on weekends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Rado Centrix in the shower or for a swim?
The Rado Centrix is rated to 5 bar, or 50 m, which handles splashes, rain and hand washing. It is not intended for swimming or showering, since hot water and steam can stress gaskets over time. For pool use, a watch rated to at least 100 m is a safer choice.
Does this watch need a battery?
No. The Centrix is an automatic, so it is wound by the motion of your wrist and needs no battery. If you leave it unworn for a couple of days it may stop, and a few shakes or manual winding usually gets it going again.
Will a 39.5 mm case suit a smaller wrist?
The Centrix has a 39.5 mm round case, 11.3 mm thick, with a 17 mm lug width. That is a mid-size dial for most adult wrists, including slimmer ones. The bracelet's foldover clasp and its 127 g weight are worth trying on, as metal and ceramic links feel heavier than leather.
Is it suitable for daily office wear?
Yes for most days. The sapphire crystal resists scratches from desks and doorframes, and the brown sunray dial with rose gold accents looks smart with business casual clothes. At 11.3 mm thick, it may sit over a tight cuff rather than slip under it.
How does it differ from a quartz Rado with the same look?
The Rado Centrix uses an automatic movement, so the second hand sweeps rather than ticks, and there is no battery to change. A quartz alternative is usually thinner and cheaper to service. The automatic suits those who enjoy a mechanical watch and will accept periodic servicing.
How often should this watch be serviced?
An automatic watch like the Centrix generally benefits from a service every five years or so, covering cleaning, lubrication and a gasket check. Because it is only water resistant to 50 m, having the seals checked is worth doing if it often gets splashed.
Editor's take
Rado has long been associated with scratch-resistant materials, and the Centrix sits in the brand's modern dress-leaning line. It suits someone who wants an automatic watch with a warm, coordinated look rather than a stark steel-and-black tool piece. The brown sunray dial with applied indexes is the focal point.
The case is stainless steel with PVD finishing, 39.5 mm across and 11.3 mm thick, which gives a moderate wrist presence. A sapphire crystal protects the dial against scratches, and the movement is wound by wrist motion, so there is no battery to replace. The bracelet pairs high-tech ceramic with steel and PVD and closes with a foldover clasp.
The main limit is water resistance: 5 bar, or 50 m, covers splashes and rain but not swimming or showering. The 11.3 mm thickness is also not slim, so it will not slide easily under a tight shirt cuff. Anyone who wants a pool-ready watch should look at a model with at least 100 m.
This is a good match for office wear and casual weekends, especially for buyers who value a coordinated color story. For similar money, look at Swiss dress automatics from Tissot or Longines if you prefer a more traditional leather-strap look.
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