RADO Ceramica White Jubil©

Formidable continuation of the RADO Ceramica range to reveal an entirely ceramic white version with diamonds on the dial Dimensions: Comes in 2 sizes Delivery time: March 08 Variations: Luminescent hands, Jubilé and Sports versions Finish: Polished Ceramic

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Formidable continuation of the RADO Ceramica range to reveal an entirely ceramic white version with diamonds on the dial

Dimensions: Comes in 2 sizes

Delivery time: March 08

Variations: Luminescent hands, Jubilé and Sports versions

Finish: Polished Ceramic

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