– Mastered in Plasma High-Tech Ceramic
Since its debut in 1983, the Rado Anatom has remained an icon of futuristic design and innovative watchmaking. Bold, ergonomic, and unmistakably modern, the latest Anatom Automatic continues this legacy with groundbreaking materials, refined craftsmanship, and exceptional mechanical precision.
A Design That Defined an Era
The Anatom collection has always been recognized for its distinctive curved silhouette and seamless comfort on the wrist. At the heart of its timeless appeal lies the signature cylindrical sapphire crystal — metallised and crafted with beveled edges on both sides — creating a smooth, uninterrupted flow into the bracelet.
This perfectly integrated design gives the Anatom its instantly recognizable identity: sleek, fluid, and architectural from every angle.
The Innovation of Plasma High-Tech Ceramic
What truly sets this timepiece apart is its remarkable plasma high-tech ceramic construction. Unlike traditional metallic finishes, this unique material is created through an advanced technological process developed by Rado.
White high-tech ceramic is heated inside a plasma oven where gases activated at temperatures reaching 20,000 degrees modify the ceramic’s molecular structure. The result is a stunning metallic appearance achieved without using metal plating — delivering the beauty of metal while preserving the lightweight comfort and scratch-resistant properties of ceramic.
The outcome is a watch that feels incredibly smooth, durable, and luxurious on the wrist while maintaining a futuristic aesthetic that defines the Anatom collection.
Precision Powered by the Automatic R766 Calibre
Behind the sophisticated exterior lies the impressive 21-jewel Automatic R766 calibre, visible through the sapphire crystal caseback. Engineered for high performance, the movement is finely regulated in five positions to ensure exceptional accuracy in everyday wear.
The inclusion of a Nivachron™ hairspring enhances resistance against magnetic fields and external shocks, providing improved reliability and long-term stability.
With an impressive 72-hour power reserve, the Anatom Automatic is built to keep pace with modern lifestyles — combining technical excellence with effortless sophistication.
Why the Anatom Automatic Stands Out
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Iconic curved Anatom design first introduced in 1983
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Plasma high-tech ceramic with metallic finish and superior durability
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Cylindrical sapphire crystal with elegant beveled detailing
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Automatic R766 calibre with 21 jewels
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Nivachron™ hairspring for enhanced precision and reliability
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72-hour power reserve for extended performance
A True Fusion of Design and Technology
The Rado Anatom Automatic is more than just a watch — it is a statement of innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless design evolution. Combining revolutionary plasma ceramic technology with sophisticated Swiss automatic movement, the Anatom continues to push the boundaries of modern watchmaking.
For those who appreciate bold aesthetics, advanced materials, and precision engineering, the Anatom Automatic remains a true masterpiece on the wrist.