Rado Diastar
Rado is a leading manufacturer of luxury wristwatches. Rado watches are well known for the highly scratch resistant materials used. The Rado wristwatches combine exquisite form with function offering great looking dials that are complemented by a very durable exterior.
Rado Diamaster
Rado is headquartered in Lengnau, Switzerland and the company set out to design a line of watches that have outstanding, never before seen scratch-proofness. Rado pioneered the use of unconventional materials such as high tech ceramics, hard metal and sapphire crystal to produce a very distinctive, modern and clean-lined watch with unmatched styling. The Rado Diamaster collection is durable, elegant, very comfortable and affordable. The Diamaster watches are loved for their straightforwardness and ageless style. The bezels and cases are in scratch proof hard metal that surrounds the sapphire crystal that gives you a clear view of the polished markers and hands. These watches are powered by a precise Swiss quartz movement and are water resistant up to 30 meters.
Rado Cerix
Rado was founded in 1917 in Switzerland and it wasn’t until the 1960s that the world’s first scratch proof watch was made under the name Rado DiaStar. Rado watches are unique. The combination of sapphire crystals and unconventional materials like high tech ceramics and hard metal come together to make outstanding timepieces that unique, very stylish, and that are cherished the world over.
Rado Sintra
The Rado Sintra watch collection are icons of modern design. The cases of the Sintra watches are made of high tech ceramics to give them a soft and silky surface. The Sintra collection comes in metallic or non-metallic colors. The Rado Sintra watches are powered by a quartz movement and feature a sapphire crystal,luminous hands and dial markers and water resistance to 30 meters or 100 feet.
Breitling Cockpit
The Breitling Cockpit is a extremely masculine wristwatch that was designed for those who do not necessarily require chronograph functions but who do wish to wear a watch that is both sporty and elegant. A distinctive feature of the Breitling Cockpit is the double-window calendar that clearly displays the date. The Cockpit is very sturdy and functional and is loaded with the best that Breitling has to offer, including a screw-locked crown, screwed in case back and a scratch resistant sapphire crystal that is glareproofed on both sides. The Cockpit can withstand water pressures of 30 bars or 1,000 feet.
Breitling Chronomat Evolution
The Breitling Chronomat Evolution is a stunningly beautiful, yet rugged wristwatch. Breitling was founded in Switzerland by Leon Breitling, who began his legendary career by crafting chronographs and timepieces for the industrial and scientific community. The Breitling Chronograph Evolution was originally created to equip the well known Frecce Tricolori flight team. The Chronograph Evolution has evolved over the years.
Breitling Blackbird
For Breitling, the Blackbird name refers to a special series of wristwatches that is designed on the basis of the Chronomat, Breitling’s flagship model. The Blackbird wristwatch is a chronograph that is distinguished by its outstanding personality and design. The lines of the stainless steel case are contrasted by the satin brused upper portions of the case and the smooth, polished sides.
Breitling Bentley Motors
The Breitling Bentley Motors chronograph watch is influenced by the British sense of style and refinement. Your eyes are immediately drawn to the knurled finish on the bezel which is inspired by the Bentley instrument controls. The Breitling Bentley Motors chronograph possesses a one-of-a-kind mechanism that is called the “30 second” type chronograph. The center hand sweeps around the dial once in 30 seconds instead of the usual 60 which enables the accurate read-off to within a mere 1/8th of a second. The Bentley Motors wristwatch is powered by the Breitling Calibre 25B which is chronometer certified, as are all Breitling movements. It is a self-winding, high frequency movement with 38 jewels. The date of the month is offered at the six o’clock position.
Breitling Bentley Mark VI
The world’s most prestigious automobile, the Bentley, first rolled off the company factory floor in 1946 in Crewe, where these automobiles are still being built today. Sixty years later, Breitling unveiled the Mark VI special series of wristwatches-a chronograph made in honor of the Bentley collection. This fine timepiece incorporates all of the famous design features of the Bentley, like the knurled finish on the bezel that was inspired by the Bentley controls. The hour markers are cut from mother-of-pearl and the caseback proudly displays the Bentley emblem in relief. The Mark IV series was created for you who cherish fine mechanical engineering. The Mark IV is powered by an exclusive Breitling for Bentley movement-a self-winding, 38 jewels, 1/4 of an second chronograph of the Breitling Calibre 26M with a 60 minute totalizer in the center of the dial that is COSC certified. The dial features a calendar at the six o’clock position. The Mark VI is available in a steel version with a platinum bezel and is also available in a limited series in delicious red gold. The dial colors are Peacock Blue, Silver Storm or Burnt Orange.
Breitling Bentley Flying B
The Breitling Bentley Flying B wristwatch is a one-of-a-kind and a very luxurious creation on every level. The Breitling Bentley Flying B is dedicated to the “winged B”, the historical emblem of the British automobile manufacturer. This refined timepiece offers a cambered rectangular case that is reminiscent of a coupe or a convertible. This watch is also distinguished by the original display mode that features a jumping hour mechanism wherein a disc replaces the hour hand at the 12 o’clock position. A single hand in the dial center reads off minutes and the seconds are shown on a subdial at the 6 o’clock position. The dial of the Breitling Flying B watch is a splendid masterpiece, offering a wealth of fine details such as hour markers that are sculpted from mother-of-pearl, a knurled motif and the hint of color in the central zone and in the jumping hour window.
