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The defining update to Rado’s three 2025 Anatom Automatic models is an integrated high-tech ceramic bracelet, adding a full-ceramic look to a collection that previously lacked one. Fratello’s hands-on report covers three finishes, a shared 32.5 mm case, and a bracelet whose sizing takes more care than a conventional link bracelet.
What is new about the Rado Anatom bracelet?
The three watches pair black or plasma-colored ceramic links with metal connecting links in silver, gold, or rose-gold tone. A concealed stainless-steel butterfly clasp has push buttons matched to each model’s accents. Fratello says the new bracelets address the earlier collection’s lack of a full ceramic-bracelet option. Fratello’s May 30, 2025 hands-on report is the source for these launch details.
Which three models did Fratello cover?
| Reference | Ceramic and accent | Dial | Price reported May 30, 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|
| R10201152 | Black ceramic with silver-tone details | Black lacquer, irregular stripes | €4,850, as reported by Fratello |
| R10200152 | Black ceramic with gold-tone details | Black lacquer, irregular stripes | €5,100, as reported by Fratello |
| R10203102 | Plasma ceramic with rose-gold-tone details | Gray, with similar stripes | €5,100, as reported by Fratello |
All three have luminous hands and indices and a date window at six o’clock, according to the report. The prices above are launch-era figures from May 2025, not confirmed current prices for those references.
Case dimensions and wrist proportions
Fratello reports dimensions of 32.5 mm wide, 46.3 mm long, and 11.3 mm thick. The integrated bracelet tapers from 25 mm at the case to 20 mm at the clasp. Those proportions, together with the bracelet’s volume, matter more to fit than the case width alone.
#1 Best Overall
- Movement: Automatic, 72 hour movement power reserve, Rado calibre R766 automatic, 21 jewels, 3 hands, antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring, adjusted 5 position
- Case: Polished Black High-Tech Ceramic Bezel, cylindrical sapphire crystal with bevels, metallized in black and glued, with anti-reflective coating on the inside.
- Bracelet: Polished Black High-Tech Ceramic, stainless steel middle links, 3-fold clasp.
- Dial: Black lacquered, 3 diamonds 115/120 Top Wesselton, VS-SI, full cut, 0.019 carat. Rhodium colored moving anchor symbol on black blackground silver printed Rado.
- Water Resistant: 5 bar (50 m)
Reviewer Jorg Weppelink said the watches fit his 18.5 cm wrist, while describing the bracelet as more substantial than a regular stainless-steel bracelet. That is one wearer’s impression rather than a guarantee of comfort or fit for other wrist sizes. He particularly liked the plasma ceramic finish.
Bracelet sizing: what to expect
Weppelink reports that he could remove one link on each side before encountering additional parts inside the hollow links. In his experience, sizing therefore required attention rather than a simple link removal. He says Rado asked for wrist size and sized the bracelet at purchase, and suggests asking a retailer to adjust it if the delivered fit needs work. Treat that as the reviewer’s account, not a statement of Rado’s current service policy; confirm sizing arrangements with the seller in your market.
Rank #2
- Movement: Automatic, 72 hour movement power reserve, Rado calibre R766 automatic, 21 jewels, 3 hands, antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring, adjusted 5 position
- Case: Polished Black High-Tech Ceramic Bezel, cylindrical sapphire crystal with bevels, metallized in black and glued, with anti-reflective coating on the inside.
- Bracelet: Polished Black High-Tech Ceramic, stainless steel middle links, 3-fold clasp.
- Dial: Black lacquered polished with irregularly spaced horizontal line decoration. Rhodium colored moving anchor symbol on black blackground silver printed Rado.
- Water Resistant: 5 bar (50 m)
Movement and other reported specifications
Fratello identifies the movement as Rado caliber R766, describing it as an ETA A31.111 with a Rado-branded anchor-shaped rotor; the article says the A31.111 is based on the ETA 2892-A2. Its listed specifications are automatic winding, 25,200 vibrations per hour, 21 jewels, a 72-hour power reserve, a Nivachoc shock absorber, and a Nivachron balance spring.
The same report lists a curved sapphire crystal, display case back, 50 m water resistance, time and date functions, and a five-year warranty. These are report-era specifications; check the product page or an authorized Rado retailer for the exact reference and market before relying on them, especially for warranty terms.
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- Movement: Automatic, 72 hour movement power reserve, Rado calibre R766 automatic, 21 jewels, 3 hands, antimagnetic Nivachron hairspring, adjusted 5 position
- Case: Polished Black High-Tech Ceramic Bezel, cylindrical sapphire crystal with bevels, metallized in black and glued, with anti-reflective coating on the inside.
- Bracelet: Polished Black High-Tech Ceramic, stainless steel middle links, 3-fold clasp.
- Dial: Black lacquered polished with irregularly spaced horizontal line decoration. Rhodium colored moving anchor symbol on black blackground silver printed Rado.
- Water Resistant: 5 bar (50 m)
How to interpret current prices and availability
Rado’s official Dutch-market Anatom collection page, accessed October 7, 2026, shows multiple Anatom Automatic listings, including visible 32.5 mm models priced at €3,750 and €4,850. The listing information does not establish which of those prices applies to each of the three references in Fratello’s 2025 report. Use the Rado page as current collection context, not as a verified current quote for R10201152, R10200152, or R10203102; confirm price and availability locally.
Rado describes Anatom as a collection using high-tech ceramic and calls itself the “Master of Materials” on its official website. That is the brand’s own positioning. The same site presents a five-year international warranty, but buyers should confirm the applicable warranty terms for their market and purchase.
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Who may prefer the new bracelet?
- Consider it if you want the Anatom’s integrated silhouette in a ceramic bracelet rather than a conventional metal bracelet, and you like the contrast of ceramic with colored connecting links.
- Try it on if possible because the reviewer found the bracelet comparatively substantial; his fit on an 18.5 cm wrist does not predict fit on yours.
- Ask about sizing before purchase so you know who will adjust the bracelet and whether the retailer can handle its internal link components.
- Look closely at the finish because Weppelink noted fingerprints on the polished ceramic. This is his observation, not a measured performance claim.
- Verify the exact reference, price, and warranty with Rado or an authorized seller, since 2025 article prices and the later Dutch collection listings do not provide a confirmed current reference-by-reference price comparison.
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