Available in six models presented in black, gunmetal and olive shades, the sizeable 43mm watches run on Rado R763 movements with anti-magnetic Nivachron hairspring and 80-hour power reserve tucked inside a high-tech ceramic monobloc case.
One of the most symbolic timepieces ever produced by Rado is Captain Cook. Named after the famous British explorer James Cook, the watch was released in 1962 as a 37mm diver with 200m water resistance. Since its relaunch in 2017, the line has seen some fancy material applications such as 2020’s bronze collection, or 2021’s high-tech ceramic applications, which appear again in this year’s novelties.
What’s big this year for the Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Diver series is that it now reaches water resistance of up to 300m which qualifies it for ISO 6425 dive watch certification.
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