r5.5 by Rado

The selection has been designed by Rado in collaboration with a well-known developer Jasper Morrison.

The new selection features wrist timepieces created of conventional for Rado he ceramics. The conventional calls with three hands and date aperture are secured with pearl amazingly.

The display of the new selection of timepieces took place in Rado’s vanguard store at Vienna Design Week 2009. It was with a display of innovative set up created of movie designed by developers from “For Use/Numen” team.

The new selection has already been provided in Europe, Luxembourg and Malaysia. In the long run it is going to appear at the world marketplaces.

Roxy

£39.99

Features:

• Japanese 3 hand quartz analogue movement
• Solid marine grade stainless steel case
• Reinforced mineral crystal
• Polyurethane strap
• 5 ATM waterproofing

Omega

Rado

The D-Star 200 combines a hidden lug design with styling cues from vintage dress watches and the complete effect, in either three-hand or chronograph, is beautiful. Rado is part of the Swatch group and has fitted this new range with sapphire crystals, automatic movements, and ceramic bezel inserts. The three-hander will come in five variations and will be powered by an ETA 2824-2 which has been decorated by Rado. The chronograph is powered by the ETA A05.H31 movement which incorporates small seconds and a maximum measure of 30 minutes supported by a respectable 54 hour power reserve. The chrono D-Star 200 has a larger case which measures 44 x 15.7 mm but only 48.2 mm lug to lug.

Roger Dubuis Pulsion

Rubber and gold, a combination that was invented in the 1980s, will perfectly match your business and casual attire. Never let the fact that your watch has a rubber strap be a reason to wear dress shoes with rubber soles, though. Never. A bit tricky, perhaps, but a sporty 1990s outfit featuring the classic Nike Air Max model in black would team up well with this Roger Dubuis Pulsion timepiece.