Rado 160.0282.3 Features
- Quartz Movement.
High quality Tungsten Steel Case.
High quality Tungsten Steel Strap.
Sapphire Crystal Glass Face.
Case Diameter:Man Size : 28x39 mm.
Lady Size : 19x22 mm.
Water-Resistant.
Brand Name:Rado
Series:Classic Jubile
Model Number:160.0282.3
Gender:Midsize Watches
Movement:Quartz
Case Material:Tungsten Steel
Case Size:Man:28x39mm / Lady:19x22mm
Bezel Material:Tungsten Steel
Bracelet Material:Tungsten Steel
Bracelet Color:Silver
Dial Color:Black
Dial Type:No numerals
Clasp:Push-Button Hidden Clasp
Crystal Material:Sapphire
Watch Shape:Rectangle
Water Resistant Depth:70 Meters / 231 Feet
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Rado 160.0282.3 The Related Reviews:
- Beautiful watch, good service, fast shipping...
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Adam Graham United States Hamptonville from Netherlands Purmerend
- Very stylish and fashionable. Everyone will complement you when wearing this watch. Wear it alone or with a bracelet to enhance the charm. Can be worn day or night and with any outfit.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by George D France Brive from Netherlands Purmerend
- love the watch.....
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by bruce batson USA Gilbert from Netherlands Purmerend
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