Rado True Square - 38mm

The high-tech ceramic used by Rado is exceptionally lightweight, highly scratch-resistant, and hypoallergenic, offering superior comfort and durability compared to traditional materials.

The water resistance rating varies by specific model. Please check the case back or documentation for your Rado True Square. It is generally suitable for splashes and rain, but not for swimming or diving unless explicitly stated.

Automatic watches typically require servicing every 3-5 years to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the movement.

While ceramic is very hard, deep scratches cannot be removed with DIY methods. For minor imperfections, a specialized ceramic polish might be considered with extreme caution, but professional servicing is recommended for significant damage.

'Open Heart' refers to a design feature where a section of the dial is cut away to reveal the balance wheel and escapement of the mechanical movement operating underneath.

Rado's high-tech ceramic is generally resistant to staining. However, prolonged contact with certain dyes or pigments might cause discoloration. Prompt cleaning with a soft cloth is advised.

Manually wind the crown by turning it clockwise about 30-40 times while it is in the outermost position. Ensure the watch is worn regularly to keep the automatic movement powered.

While highly scratch-resistant, deep scratches may require professional polishing by an authorized Rado service center. For very light scuffs, a specialized ceramic polish might be carefully used, but test on an inconspicuous area first.

Automatic watches can have a daily variation. If the time deviation is significant (more than +/- 15-20 seconds per day), it may require servicing by an authorized Rado technician.

For strap adjustments, consult a jeweler or watchmaker. Many bracelets have micro-adjustment clasps for fine-tuning the fit.