RADO Captain Cook Gradient Automatic Bracelet Watch, 42mm
RADO
$2650.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
The RADO Captain Cook Gradient Automatic Bracelet Watch arrives with a heritage vibe that feels timelessly marine and meticulously modern. A gradient dial shifts through depth and tone, while the beads-of-rice bracelet adds a refined texture that nods to classic diver watches. The overall silhouette stays clean and legible, with a sapphire crystal catching light like a quiet polish you never have to second-guess.
With an automatic movement encased in a 42mm stainless steel shell, this piece sits confidently on the wrist and carries a deployant clasp for effortless, secure wear. The unidirectional rotating bezel and a water-resistance of 300 meters mean it’s ready for aquatic adventures as much as daily routines, while a date window keeps things practical without clutter. It’s built to endure everyday life while maintaining a premium, ceremony-free polish that complements both tailored and casual lines.
RADO’s Captain Cook line has long embodied a calm, luxury-leaning tool-watch ethos, where function meets timeless design. Pair it with everything from steel bracelets to leather classics for a look that traverses city days and weekend escapes with ease.
Materials / Fabrication
- Gradient dial
- Beads-of-rice bracelet
- Unidirectional rotating bezel
- Sapphire crystal face
- Stainless steel case and bracelet
- Deployant clasp closure
- Automatic movement
- Date window
- Water-resistance to 30 ATM (300 meters)
- Imported
- Case diameter: 42 mm
Recommended Care
- Rinse with fresh water after saltwater exposure and wipe dry to protect seals
- Avoid immersion in hot water and exposure to strong chemicals or solvents
- Wipe the case and bracelet with a soft cloth to prevent tarnish and corrosion
- Keep the crown and pushers secure; do not operate them underwater unless rated for submersion
- Have the movement seals and water resistance checked regularly by a qualified technician
- Avoid strong magnetic fields to prevent timekeeping disruption
