There is a liquid, mirror-like quality to the surface of this Rado that feels remarkably cooling against the pulse. The edge-to-edge crystal creates a seamless, obsidian-like horizon that flows directly into the Mercury-toned steel, catching every sharp ray of light in the room. As it moves, the integrated bracelet feels like a singular, flexible band of silk-metal, adapting to the wrist with a low-profile weight that suggests structural permanence.

This reference 213.9275.7 captures the exact moment Swiss luxury embraced a futuristic, monochromatic language. While Rado is famously Swiss, this particular lineage often utilized the unwavering precision of Japanese quartz heart for specific international markets, ensuring the slim 6mm case remained both technically reliable and aesthetically razor-sharp. The rectangular geometry is a nod to the “Anatom” heritage, where the timepiece is sculpted to follow the natural curve of the human arm. Accompanied by its original box, it remains a pristine fragment of 1990s material science, where high-gloss finishes were used to turn industrial objects into wearable sculpture.

Technical Summary

Case width: 23 mm
Lug to lug: 26 mm
Lug/Bracelet width: 13 mm
Max wrist size: 19,3 cm
Case material: Polished Stainless Steel & High-Gloss Resin
Dial: Deep Inky Black with Minimalist Branding
Crystal: Edge-to-Edge Faceted Sapphire
Movement: Japan Quartz
Production era: Circa 1990s
Condition: Very Good Condition