Rado True Thinline - 39mm
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This guide is for anyone seeking to understand and appreciate the Rado True Thinline 39mm watch. It highlights the watch's elegant design, scratch resistance, and comfortable wear. However, keep in mind this model utilizes a quartz movement, which offers precision but differs from automatic or mechanical watches. The True Thinline collection, first introduced in 2011, showcases Rado's commitment to sleek design and durable materials.
All features
| Series | True Thinline |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rado |
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FAQs
How often should I have the watch serviced?
It is recommended to have your Rado True Thinline serviced every 3-5 years, or sooner if you notice any performance issues.
Is the watch water-resistant?
Yes, the watch is water-resistant up to 30 meters, suitable for everyday use but not for swimming or diving.
How do I change the battery?
It is recommended to have the battery replaced by a qualified watchmaker to maintain the watch's water resistance.
What is the warranty on the watch?
Warranty information is not available.
Can I wear the watch while swimming?
No, the watch is water-resistant up to 30 meters, which is suitable for splashes, but not for swimming or diving.
How do I clean the watch?
Wipe the watch with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
What is the case made of?
The case is made of high-tech ceramic.
What type of movement does the watch use?
The watch uses a quartz movement.
Troubleshooting
Watch is not running.
Check the battery and replace it if necessary. If the issue persists, have the watch inspected by a professional.
Watch is losing or gaining time significantly.
This may indicate a problem with the movement. Have the watch serviced by a qualified watchmaker.
Water or condensation inside the watch.
Immediately take the watch to a watchmaker for inspection and repair to prevent further damage.
Scratches on the sapphire crystal.
While sapphire crystal is highly scratch-resistant, deep scratches may require professional polishing or crystal replacement.
Bracelet is uncomfortable.
Adjust the bracelet at a qualified watchmaker to fit your wrist appropriately.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High scratch resistance due to the high-tech ceramic case.
- Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear.
- Elegant and minimalist design suitable for various occasions.
- Durable monobloc case construction.
- Precise quartz movement.
- Water-resistant for everyday activities.
Cons
- Quartz movement requires battery changes.
- Limited water resistance compared to some sports watches.
- Design may not appeal to those who prefer more complex watch faces.
- Price point may be higher than some alternative quartz watches.
- Limited functions compared to smartwatches.
- May require professional servicing for battery replacement and maintenance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setting Up
- Adjusting the Time: Pull the crown out to the second position to adjust the time. Rotate the crown to set the correct time.
- Date Setting: If applicable, set the date by pulling the crown to the first position and rotating it.
- Battery Replacement: When the battery runs out, it's recommended to have it replaced by a qualified watchmaker to maintain the watch's water resistance.
Compatibility
- The watch is compatible with any wrist size that can accommodate a 39mm case.
- It is a standalone timepiece; no other devices or software are needed for its primary function.
Care Instructions
- Cleaning: Wipe the watch with a soft, damp cloth to remove any dirt or fingerprints.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which could damage the ceramic case or sapphire crystal.
- Water Resistance: Ensure the crown is fully pushed in to maintain water resistance.
- Service: Have the watch serviced periodically by a professional watchmaker to ensure optimal performance and longevity. This includes checking water resistance and inspecting the movement.