Rado Anatom in full ceramic, new 2025 models

Rado unveiled five new Anatom models in full ceramic, including the bracelet. Full details and price, starting at €4,950

Rado has unveiled five new Anatom editions, now crafted entirely from high-tech ceramic, including the bracelet.

These new releases follow the 2023 relaunch of the Rado Anatom, which reintroduced the watch with a black matte high-tech ceramic bezel paired with a textured rubber strap.

Each of the five new editions features a bracelet made of polished high-tech ceramic links, matching the bezel.

Comfort is further enhanced by the lightness and smoothness of high-tech ceramic, which also adapts to the wearer’s body temperature.

The sculpted lines are highlighted by bevelled edges to the cylindrical sapphire crystal, bezel and bracelet links. The case tapers towards the bracelet, which then continues to narrow to a width of 20 mm.

Measuring 32.5 mm (W) x 46.3 mm (L) x 11.3 mm (H), the case  is water resistant to 50 metres / 165 feet.

The cylindrical sapphire crystal, metallised in black and glued, is enhanced with an anti-reflective coating on the inside for optimal readability.

The first two models (ref. R10201152 and R10200152) come with a polished black high-tech ceramic bezel and bracelet, a black ceramic crown, and a black lacquered dial decorated with an irregularly spaced horizontal line motif. 

They differ in their finishes: one features steel-coloured accents, while the other has yellow gold-coloured details, applied to the hands, indexes, Rado’s signature rotating anchor symbol, and the bracelet’s connecting links.

The third model (ref. R10203102) features a bezel, bracelet, and crown in polished plasma high-tech ceramic, paired with a grey lacquered dial and complemented by rose gold-coloured finishes.

Diamonds add sparkle to two Rado Jubilé models, both designed with a polished black high-tech ceramic bezel, bracelet, crown, and black lacquered dial.

The first model (ref. R10201712) has a minimalist look with three diamond indexes at 12, 3, and 9 o’clock, paired with rhodium-coloured hands on an all-black design.

The second (ref. R10204712) also has three diamond indexes but adds black matte printed markers. Its case features polished stainless-steel end pieces set with 38 diamonds, while the first four bracelet links are adorned with 124 more.

The stainless steel case back of all models reveals the extra-slim Rado R766 calibre through a round sapphire crystal porthole.

Operating at a frequency of 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour) with a 72-hour power reserve, this automatic movement exceeds standard test requirements, being tested in 5 positions instead of the usual 3 for improved accuracy.

Thanks to its Nivachron balance spring, made from a titanium-based alloy, the movement is highly resistant to magnetic fields, temperature fluctuations, and shocks. 

The prices of the new Rado Anatom models with ceramic bracelet start at €4.950. rado.ch