Reimagined for modern wearers, redesigned, but reliably and distinctively Rado, the True is a perfect, polished package. The new True Secret range offers a glimpse of the quality Swiss-made automatic movement through the dial opening at 12 o’clock. It will keep its shine for years to come while also offering lightness and wearer comfort. This is True.

Reimagined for modern wearers, redesigned, but reliably and distinctively Rado, the True is a perfect, polished package. The new True Secret range offers a glimpse of the quality Swiss-made automatic movement through the dial opening at 12 o’clock. It will keep its shine for years to come while also offering lightness and wearer comfort. This is True.

Inspired by nature and Rado’s partnership with the Grandi Giardini Italiani, the True Thinline Nature collection incorporates the very best of the True Thinline collection. With the three colours reflecting the logo of the Grandi Giardini Italiani and with three innovative new dial designs, the three versions represent earth, water and leaves.

The True Thinline could be considered the ultimate Rado timepiece. First introduced to the collection in 2011, these quartz watches are Rado’s slimmest, the first to feature the groundbreaking monobloc case and are presented in full high-tech ceramic. With lightness, scratch resistance and wearer comfort guaranteed they are designed to stand the test of time.

The True Thinline Anima is our interpretation of modern timekeeping. Limited to 2,020 pieces, the special edition made from olive green high-tech ceramic is lightweight and scratch-resistant. Transparent and complex. Ultra-thin and mechanical. The True Thinline Anima gives the zeitgeist a new face. And a soul.

The True Thinline could be considered the ultimate Rado timepiece. First introduced to the collection in 2011, these quartz watches are Rado’s slimmest, the first to feature the groundbreaking monobloc case and are presented in full high-tech ceramic. With lightness, scratch resistance, wearer comfort – and now with the added allure of diamonds - they are designed to stand the test of time.

White is the lightest colour and can disperse or reflect light. It emphasises surfaces and reveals shapes and dimensions of architecture most clearly. This light-reflecting, balanced and stable white creates a warm and pleasant background atmosphere. It is the first mural ‘Velvet’ shade.

Grey represents calm. With the darker grey shades, objects and surfaces can be placed into the background and into shadow. These colours develop their best effect in a shady environment. Iron Grey is soft, warm and expressive. It is the darkest shade of 1931.

Pale Sienna is a sandy, discreet and subtle colour shade belonging to the red ochre and brown nuances from 1931. The lighter colours from this set of nuances were chosen deliberately by Le Corbusier for their restrained effect.

Like red and yellow, orange is a colour of energy; it represents lust for life, optimism and youthfulness. Orange can create a pleasant and stimulating environment and can offer an impressive basic colour for large surfaces. This orange is saturated and energetic. It steps forward and unfolds bold effects.

Green is the colour of vegetation, of spring and fertility. The shades of English green – with a hint of blue – appear rather quiet, cool and restrained. One of three English green tones from the purist series, this green is like a discreet Verona green.

Blue opens up the space in a room, creating airy expansions and receding walls and objects into the distance, making them almost imperceptible. Soft and soothing, blues recall the calm of the sea and sky. Spectacular ultramarine from 1959 is an impressive colour shade which moves worlds.

Rado has worked with award-winning Russian artist and designer Evgenia Miro to create the True Thinline My Bird in opulent blue high-tech ceramic. With a precision laser engraving of a delicate feather pattern on the bracelet and the image placed diagonally across the dial, this True Thinline reflects Evgenia’s unique philosophy of time.

A matt iron grey high-tech ceramic bracelet and monobloc case match the colour from Le Corbusier’s Polychromie Architecturale, confirming Rado as the Master of Materials. They also guarantee wearer comfort.
The curved sapphire crystal and high-tech ceramic ensure that the watch maintains its as-new appearance. An anti-reflective coating on both faces of the crystal gives a clear view of the dial, which is laser engraved with an abstract representation of the concrete surface texture seen on the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts in Cambridge, USA. The Rado logo is vertical at 8 o’clock. Designed to be complementary, the hands feature other colours from the Polychromie Architecturale: cream white, powerful orange and slightly greyed English green.
The watch is powered by the Rado calibre R763 automatic movement, offering an 80-hour power reserve and featuring an antimagnetic Nivachron™ hairspring. Tested and adjusted in five positions, it exceeds standard testing requirements to guarantee reliability and accuracy.

A matt ivory black high-tech ceramic bracelet and monobloc case match the colour from Le Corbusier’s Polychromie Architecturale, confirming Rado as the Master of Materials. They also guarantee wearer comfort.
The curved sapphire crystal and high-tech ceramic ensure that the watch maintains its as-new appearance. An anti-reflective coating on both faces of the crystal gives a clear view of the dial, which is laser engraved with an abstract representation of the concrete surface texture of the Palace of Assembly in Chandigarh, India. The Rado logo is vertical at 8 o’clock. Designed to be complementary, the hands feature other colours from the Polychromie Architecturale: powerful orange, emerald green and olive green.
The watch is powered by the Rado calibre R763 automatic movement, offering an 80-hour power reserve and featuring an antimagnetic Nivachron™ hairspring. Tested and adjusted in five positions, it exceeds standard testing requirements to guarantee reliability and accuracy.

A matt ivory white high-tech ceramic bracelet and monobloc case match the colour from Le Corbusier’s Polychromie Architecturale, confirming Rado as the Master of Materials. They also guarantee wearer comfort.
The curved sapphire crystal and high-tech ceramic ensure that the watch maintains its as-new appearance. An anti-reflective coating on both faces of the crystal gives a clear view of the dial, which is laser engraved with an abstract representation of the concrete surface texture seen on La Cité Radieuse in Marseille, France. The Rado logo is vertical at 8 o’clock. Designed to be complementary, the hands feature other colours from the Polychromie Architecturale: lucent sky blue, luminous ultramarine and light ultramarine.
The watch is powered by the Rado calibre R763 automatic movement, offering an 80-hour power reserve and featuring an antimagnetic Nivachron™ hairspring. Tested and adjusted in five positions, it exceeds standard testing requirements to guarantee reliability and accuracy.