Do Rado

[Der Amf]

I get the impression that there are quite a lot of Radeaux here on IWL.

Can we get pictures of all of them in one thread, please?

No hurry, feel free to show one at a time, if you've bagfuls

Please tell us the dates of them too.

[Mediocre]

Never purchased one for myself. I purchased my wife this one, she likes it so far.

[Nokie]

They have always interested me, but for some reason have yet to pull the trigger on one.

They seem like nice watches, especially the ceramic ones.

[Mediocre]

I would really like to find a 37mm-40mm vintage Rado, but they all seem to be more in the 30mm-34mm range.

[scottjc]

Ok, I'll start with the world's first scratchproof watch.
From 1962, the unnumbered Diastar "0":

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[scottjc]

And to follow, from 1962/63 two Diastar 1's and a Diastar 1/e chronometer:

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[scottjc]

I would really like to find a 37mm-40mm vintage Rado, but they all seem to be more in the 30mm-34mm range.

Have you ever tried one on? They wear surprisingly large and the tungsten carbide cases are quite weighty.
I have an 8" wrist so here's a couple of wrist shots to help your considerations:

[Henry Krinkle]

I would really like to find a 37mm-40mm vintage Rado, but they all seem to be more in the 30mm-34mm range.

. There are actually quite a few vintage Rados that are 37-38mm. They built some big watches in the early sixties. I will post my absurdly large collection of them when I get home and I will point out the ones that fall within your parameters.

[scottjc]

.I will post my absurdly large collection of them when I get home and I will point out the ones that fall within your parameters.

Don't think I've ever seen your collection all in one place...
I'll post a few more of mine later.

[Rob]

It says a lot about this forum that there is such good Rado contribution. Beautiful watches, guys.