In person with Rado’s new Captain Cook high-tech ceramic limited edition

This Rado is really showcasing the direction they want to go in. I have always felt that Rado has been slept on by a lot of collectors and this watch and other watches that are currently still embargoed shows that they should be taken seriously and that they aim to do what they need to do to gain that respect.

[@robertcraigo6394]

I would like to know the loss/gain, amplitude, and bear error that a time graph measures. I would also like to know if the hand set and dial markers are gold or gold colored. For the retail price, $4700, the handset and dial markers should be gold.

[@xiotion]

Thank you for the post, to this date there are few videos showcasing this watch. Just ordered mine, hoping it arrives next week.
I found 2 issues with it that to me were not deal-breakers in first place: as you mentioned above probably looking at the hour it's not as easy as it should be but I believe that's the effect caused by video, in person and having the watch closer, hope it's different 😅 And the other issue I found is that the bezel hasn't got any marker with superluminova making it difficult to track time in dark.
Overall I find it a cool watch!

[@WatchOutWithAlex]

It's a really terrific watch. Like I said there is a great feel to the watch that is filled with Rado's DNA. Honestly my only hang up is how easy it does collect finger prints. I see really great things for Rado and I honestly think they are gearing up to compete with Longines here soon.