Rado Captain Cook Automatic – R32138153
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Description
Key Features
Model: Rado Captain Cook Automatic
Reference Number: R32138153
Movement: Automatic
Case Diameter: 42.0 mm
Case Material: Stainless steel
Weight: 138 g
Water Resistance: 30 bar (300 m)
Dial Style: Vintage-inspired Captain Cook design
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Functions: Time display
Style: Luxury Diver / Heritage Sport
Rado Captain Cook Automatic – R32138153
Inspired by the original 1962 Captain Cook, this modern edition brings a legendary dive-watch design into the twenty-first century. The 42 mm stainless steel case preserves the vintage character of the original while offering a bold and contemporary wrist presence. True to its heritage, the watch combines classic styling with modern materials and finishing, making it both timeless and versatile.
Built for adventure, the Captain Cook Automatic is water-resistant to 300 metres, ensuring dependable performance for modern explorers and everyday wear alike. Its proven popularity among contemporary watch enthusiasts reflects Rado’s ability to merge heritage aesthetics with modern durability—creating a watch designed to stand the test of time in both style and function.
Rado Captain Cook Automatic – R32138153
Inspired by the original 1962 Captain Cook, this modern edition brings a legendary dive-watch design into the twenty-first century. The 42 mm stainless steel case preserves the vintage character of the original while offering a bold and contemporary wrist presence. True to its heritage, the watch combines classic styling with modern materials and finishing, making it both timeless and versatile.
Built for adventure, the Captain Cook Automatic is water-resistant to 300 metres, ensuring dependable performance for modern explorers and everyday wear alike. Its proven popularity among contemporary watch enthusiasts reflects Rado’s ability to merge heritage aesthetics with modern durability—creating a watch designed to stand the test of time in both style and function.
