Rado Anatom Automatic Skeleton Watch - Grey - 32mm

A skeletonized dial is one where the metal base plate and bridges of the watch movement are cut away to reveal the intricate mechanical components beneath, offering a view of the watch's inner workings.

This Rado Anatom watch features an 80-hour power reserve, meaning it can continue to run for approximately three days after being fully wound, even when not being worn.

The product description does not specify water resistance. For precise water resistance ratings, please refer to the official Rado specifications for this model. It is generally advisable to avoid submerging automatic watches unless explicitly rated for it.

The Nivachron™ hairspring is designed to be highly antimagnetic. While it offers protection against common magnetic fields, it's still best practice to avoid prolonged exposure to very strong magnetic sources.

This means the watch's accuracy has been tested and adjusted in five different orientations (e.g., dial up, dial down, crown up, etc.) to ensure optimal performance across various positions the watch might be in when worn.

While possible, changing the integrated bracelet on watches like the Anatom requires specific tools and expertise to avoid damaging the case or bracelet. It is recommended to have this done by a qualified watchmaker.

Ensure the watch has been wound. Manually wind the crown 30-40 times clockwise. If the issue persists, the watch may require servicing.

Automatic watches can be affected by magnetism or require a full power reserve. Ensure the watch is fully wound and has been worn regularly. Avoid strong magnetic fields. If consistently inaccurate, it may need regulation by a watchmaker.

Ensure the crown is fully unscrewed before attempting to wind or set the time. If still stiff, do not force it; consult a watch professional as debris or internal issues may be present.