Since its debut in 1983, the Rado Anatom has stood as a symbol of groundbreaking design and ultimate comfort. Its signature feature is the cylindrical metallised sapphire crystal with beveled edges on both sides, extending seamlessly into the plasma high-tech ceramic bracelet, creating a smooth, continuous form that merges the case and bracelet into a unified, cohesive shape. Crafted from polished plasma high-tech ceramic links and polished rose gold coloured PVD coated stainless steel middle links, the bracelet is meticulously secured by a brushed stainless steel 3-fold clasp. Beneath this distinctive crystal lies a grey lacquered dial revealing a striking pattern of irregularly spaced horizontal lines. Rose gold-coloured applied hands and indexes with coated white Super-LumiNova create a refined contrast against the dials depth. Crowning the dial at 12 oclock is the iconic moving anchor, complemented by a discreet date window positioned at 6 oclock. Beating at its heart, and exalted through the sapphire crystal caseback, is the 21-jewels Automatic R766 calibre. Finely regulated in five positions and equipped with a Nivachron hairspring, this movement delivers a high level of accuracy and a robust 72-hour power reserve, underlining Rado’s commitment to perfection.