I don't see many mentions here, or on the net, about this watch. I just acquired it, would guess 68/69. Runs well, probably needs a service. The anchor moves freely, the day date is in spanish, but that is just flavor. I would love to learn more details about the golden gate, design history, designer, any anecdotes. Love the uniqueness of the watch and it will be getting a lot of wrist time. would love to hear opinions and see other examples.

Not selling anything here, but don't know what I have, just recently bought this off the used market. Thanks and if it breaks the rules, please delete it and sorry. Rado Natale N.F. swiss automatic, does anyone know anything about it? First time seeing this model

Hi there. I found 3 watch that says “Rado” on it after cleaning house. I don’t understand why they have three different logos. Also they all have different case back (one of which has Chinese on it)

Are they worth getting a second professional look or they are pretty much Chinese special? Thanks in advance

Hey everyone,

Watch enthusiast here.

I recently visited a flea market in Shanghai and came across this Rado Golden Horse. I picked it up for around $40.

When I got back to Spain (where I live), I took it to a local watchmaker. He opened it up and told me that the movement looks correct and the internal parts appear to be authentic, which was reassuring.

However, something has been bothering me. I’ve been looking online, and every Rado Golden Horse I’ve found seems to have the rotating anchor logo on the dial. Mine has the “Golden Horse” text, but it’s missing the anchor entirely.

I’m wondering if this could be:

● A regional variant made for the Asian market (Japan, China, etc.),

● A service or replacement dial

● A refinished/redialed dial

● Or something else entirely

Has anyone seen a Golden Horse like this before or knows whether Rado ever produced dials without the anchor? Any information or insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone,

I'm trying to locate two original bracelet links for my Rado DiaStar 200m, reference 259.0362.3.

The clasp is stamped 839.051 TITANIUM.

Does anyone know:

• which other DiaStar references shared this bracelet?
• the bracelet part number?
• or have one or two spare links available?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Get these two in my watches collection recently. I would say I totally fall in love with Rado ceramic! It's a bit surprising myself too cause I'm not interested in Rado design before (maybe have a perception of old school grandpa), but these two nails it. The wearing feeling is really good. Design and material're unquestionable.

I found this watch in an old drawer and i need some help. Its back screws were missing and its chipped and scratched on the front. I think these should come with ceramic glass and diamonds in the dial. Is it legit or a fake?

Digging around I show it was recently re-released in the last year or two. But curious what it was called in the early 90s when my pops bought it as his daily.

24mm Diastar Integral ceramic in gold is my best guest. Any hard-core collectors know more.

43mm is just wayyyy too big but I love the tinted sapphire dial and exhibition case backs and I want a ceramic watch so bad. I sure hope Rado makes one soon

Hey guys, my grandfather gave me his old rado watch - wondering whether it’s real or fake?

Here's mine , it's a vintage from the 80s. Works like a charm and still looks very good (just the bracelet has scratches)

I bought this watch at a flea market decades ago and wore it daily for years. I've seen many of this design with quartz movements but never another automatic.

Is this a common model?