Rado Watches

Rado Watch FAQs

• Are Rado watches a good investment?

  Rado watches tick all the boxes of unique design, innovative movements and last-a-lifetime durability, making these timepieces a more-than-worthwhile investment. The iconic aesthetics and revolutionary technology have secured Rado's reputation as a luxury watch brand with a flair for precision and elegance. The durable, scratch-proof materials mean you'll be cherishing your timepiece for a long time to come.

• How much are Rado watches?

  The Rado watches in our collection range in price, with some models starting at £1,050 and others peaking at over £4,000. The brand's legacy as a luxury Swiss powerhouse is why the markup for these watches might seem high at first. However, we have a selection of flexible finance options to ensure that everyone gets to enjoy the fine craftsmanship of this authority in timekeeping. Pay a £0 deposit today and split the cost of your Rado watch across six months to three years.

• Are Rado watches battery-operated?

  Rado quartz watches come equipped with top-quality Swiss button batteries that will need to be replaced every few years or so. Automatic watches are charged by the movement of the wearer's wrist, so they do not need batteries. All you need to do is wind it manually the first time you wear it and if you don’t wear it for a few days.

• Are Rado watches waterproof?

  Every Rado watch offers a water resistance of at least 30 metres. If you want your timepiece for deeper aquatic adventures, choose from watches with resistance up to 300 metres like from the Rado Captain Cook range. As part of proper watch care and to keep your watch's water resistance up to scratch, we recommend having your timepiece serviced every year.