Rado La Coupole R22243703, 31mm, Black Dial, Black Ceramic Bracelet
Rado La Coupole, Black Dial
Rado La Coupole is a Swiss quartz dress watch with a black guilloche dial, 31 mm ceramic case, sapphire crystal and 50 m water resistance.
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About this item
- La Coupole quartz model with Swiss quartz movement
- Open Heart detail on a black guilloche dial
- 31 mm ceramic case with sapphire crystal
- Ceramic bracelet with foldover clasp
- Water resistant to 50 m
Top Highlights
- Brand
- Rado
- Model Name
- La Coupole
- Model Number
- R22243703
- Department
- Women
- Item Type
- Dress Watch
- Manufacturer
- RADO
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- First Available
- April 9, 2025
Features & Specs
- Display
- Analog
- Movement Type
- Swiss quartz
- Additional Features
- Open Heart
- Strap Type
- Bracelet
- Case Material
- Ceramic
- Case Size
- 31.0 mm
- Case Thickness
- 8.4 mm
- Lug Width
- 15.0 mm
- Water Resistance
- 50 m
- Strap
- Ceramic
- Clasp
- Foldover Clasp
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
Style
- Dial Shape
- Round
- Dial Color
- Black
- Band Color
- Black
- Face Style
- Guilloche
- Collection
- La Coupole
Description
Rado La Coupole is a women's dress watch built around a compact 31 mm round case. It suits anyone who wants a refined, slim ceramic piece for daily wear and smart occasions.
The watch runs on a Swiss quartz movement and uses ceramic for both the case and the bracelet. A sapphire crystal protects the black guilloche dial, and water resistance is rated at 50 m. The bracelet closes with a foldover clasp.
The most eye-catching detail is the Open Heart feature on the dial, which adds a touch of visual depth to an otherwise restrained design. At 8.4 mm thick with a 15 mm lug width, it sits neatly under a shirt cuff and works from the office through to the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear the Rado La Coupole for swimming?
It is rated to 50 m, which covers splashes, rain and hand washing. For swimming or hot showers, a watch with a higher rating and screw-down crown is a safer choice, since steam and temperature changes can stress the seals.
Will it fit a small wrist?
The case measures 31 mm across and 8.4 mm thick, with a 15 mm lug width. That makes the La Coupole a good match for small to medium wrists, and it slides easily under a shirt cuff for daily wear.
How is this different from an automatic dress watch?
It uses a Swiss quartz movement, so it keeps steady time with little upkeep and no winding. An automatic dress watch offers mechanical interest but needs periodic servicing, so this suits those who value convenience.
Is the ceramic bracelet prone to scratches?
Ceramic resists everyday scratches much better than steel, so the case and bracelet keep their finish well. It can chip on a hard knock against a sharp edge, so take care around door frames and counters.
What does Open Heart mean on this dial?
It refers to a cut-out in the black guilloche dial that adds depth and visual interest. On this quartz model it is a decorative feature, giving the dress watch more character than a plain dial.
When will it need a battery change?
Quartz watches like the La Coupole usually need a new battery every two to three years. Have it done by a watchmaker who can also check the seals, so water resistance stays reliable afterwards.
Editor's take
Rado's La Coupole is aimed at women who want a small, polished ceramic watch that reads as jewelry as much as a timekeeper. The black guilloche dial with its Open Heart aperture gives the collection a quiet, decorative character rather than a sporty one.
The material story is the strongest part. Both the case and the bracelet are ceramic, which resists scratches far better than steel, and the dial sits under sapphire crystal. Inside is a Swiss quartz movement, so accuracy and low maintenance are the priority rather than mechanical showmanship.
The trade-off is water resistance: 50 m is fine for splashes and hand washing, but it is not a watch for swimming laps or long showers. Ceramic is also hard but can chip on a sharp knock, and the foldover clasp bracelet cannot be swapped for a strap in the way a standard lug watch can.
It suits a small to medium wrist and anyone who wants a low-fuss dress piece for the office or evenings. If you prefer a mechanical movement, look at automatic dress watches in the same size range, but expect more upkeep.
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