Women's ceramic watches from Rado and Bering: True Square, True Round, LaCoupole Diamonds and HyperChrome models, plus the ceramic version of the Bering Classic. High-tech ceramic is scratch resistant, light and skin-friendly. As the official dealer of Rado and Bering we sell with the manufacturer's warranty, you order online, it is delivered to your door, and we take care of adjustment and later servicing.
Why do women love ceramic watches?
Because years later it still looks as if it were just bought: high-tech ceramic is practically scratch-free, does not fade, and is lighter than a similar steel watch. Its glossy black or white surface looks like jewelry, yet stays understated. It contains no nickel, so it is good for sensitive skin too.
Which Rado ceramic watch should you choose?
- True Square: angular, characterful, more fashionable.
- True Round: a classic round shape with a monobloc ceramic case, minimalist in effect.
- LaCoupole Diamonds: if you want an elegant, diamond-set watch for evening wear.
- HyperChrome: a sportier yet elegant ceramic piece.
How to care for a women's ceramic watch
Wipe it with a soft, damp cloth, no chemicals needed. Avoid hard impacts, because ceramic is a brittle material. Many women's ceramic models are rated at 3–5 atm, so take them off before swimming – you can see the exact value on the product page. We also remove the links of a ceramic bracelet ourselves, as it takes a special tool.
You will find other case materials on the women's watches by case material page. If you are buying it as a gift, write to us and we will help you choose the size.
Rado and ceramic women's watches – frequently asked questions
What determines the price of a women's ceramic watch?
The brand, the movement and the decoration. The Bering ceramic model is the more affordable entry level, Rado ceramic women's watches belong to the higher price range, and the diamond-set LaCoupole Diamonds sits higher still.
Does a women's ceramic watch scratch?
In everyday use, practically not: high-tech ceramic is much harder than steel. A strong impact can crack it, though, so protect it from drops.
Who is Rado, and why ceramic?
Rado is a Swiss watch brand founded in 1917 and a member of the Swatch Group. It is known for its high-tech ceramic cases, which is why it is also called the “master of materials”.
Is there a warranty on Rado ceramic watches?
Yes, as an official Rado dealer we sell them with the manufacturer's warranty, and we also take care of servicing.