Nr. 100713617

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Rado - Mannheim - Ohne mindestpreis - 951063 - Herren - 1970-1979
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Rado - Mannheim - Ohne mindestpreis - 951063 - Herren - 1970-1979

Available now on auction by Second Vintage This Rado Mannheim is a striking representation of the bold and experimental design language that defined the 1970s. With its distinctive cushion-shaped case and mesmerizing gradient blue dial, this timepiece captures the retro-futuristic charm that collectors seek in vintage Rado models. The watch features the iconic rotating anchor logo and a robust stainless steel construction, making it both a stylish accessory and a durable companion. It represents a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of Swiss watchmaking history that stands out on the wrist with its vibrant color and architectural lines. Brand: Rado Model: Mannheim Reference Number: 951063 Movement: Automatic ETA 2783 Dial: Blue Gradient Sunburst Case Size: 36 mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Stainless Steel Production Year: c. 1975 Condition: Good vintage condition. The watch presents honest signs of age and wear to the case while the dial remains in attractive condition. Timegrapher results provided. Dial and Hands The dial is the highlight of this timepiece, featuring a deep blue sunburst finish that creates a vignette effect, darkening towards the edges. It is adorned with thick, applied silver indices that catch the light beautifully. The signature Rado anchor logo at the 12 o'clock position sits on a red background, adding a pop of color. A gold "M" logo and script "Mannheim" text are printed at the 6 o'clock position. The silver baton hands are fitted with lume that has aged naturally, and a framed date window is positioned at 3 o'clock. Case and Crystal The stainless steel case features a cushion shape typical of the 1970s, combining polished and brushed surfaces. There are visible surface scratches and handling marks on the bezel and case sides consistent with its age. The crown is signed with the Rado anchor logo. The screw-down caseback prominently features the Rado seahorse medallion and water-sealed engraving. The acrylic crystal is clear with minor signs of vintage life but ensures good visibility of the dial. Movement Powering the watch is a gold-plated ETA 2783 automatic movement, signed by Rado with 25 jewels. This caliber was a workhorse of the era, known for its reliability. The movement is clean and visually appealing. Timegrapher testing indicates a rate of approximately -49 to -55 seconds per day. Which indicates a functioning movement offering classic vintage performance. Strap The watch is fitted with a black leather strap featuring white contrast stitching, which complements the sporty yet elegant nature of the cushion case. The strap is in good condition and ready for wear, securing with a silver-tone buckle. Condition This piece is in Good vintage condition. The case shows evident wear with scratches and small dings, particularly on the polished bezel areas, which is expected for an unpolished vintage watch of this era. However, the dial is remarkably well-preserved, retaining its vibrancy and detail. The movement is running, and the overall presentation is honest and characterful. Dimensions The case measures 36 mm in width excluding the crown, offering a vintage presence that wears slightly larger due to the square cushion shape. It sits comfortably on the wrist, making it suitable for a variety of wrist sizes. Remarks The "Mannheim" model is one of the more distinctive lines from Rado's extensive back catalog, named after the German city, following Rado's tradition of geographic names. Its combination of a TV-screen style case and a colorful dial makes it a fun and collectible conversation starter. History Rado has long been a pioneer in materials and design, distinguishing itself from other Swiss brands by embracing unconventional shapes and hard metals. In the 1960s and 70s, the brand experimented heavily with case geometries and colorful dials, distancing themselves from traditional round dress watches. The Mannheim serves as a testament to this era of creativity, showcasing the brand's ability to blend industrial design with Swiss precision. Payment and Shipping Payment must be completed within 1-3 days after purchase. The watch will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking and insurance for your peace of mind. Please review the pictures carefully before bidding. We strive to showcase the watch from multiple angles for an accurate representation. As with all vintage watches, water resistance is not guaranteed. The watch will be delivered in fully functional working condition. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us after the auction ends. / Second Vintage SKU: RAD-RMB-0001

Nr. 100713617

Verkauft
Rado - Mannheim - Ohne mindestpreis - 951063 - Herren - 1970-1979

Rado - Mannheim - Ohne mindestpreis - 951063 - Herren - 1970-1979

Available now on auction by Second Vintage

This Rado Mannheim is a striking representation of the bold and experimental design language that defined the 1970s. With its distinctive cushion-shaped case and mesmerizing gradient blue dial, this timepiece captures the retro-futuristic charm that collectors seek in vintage Rado models. The watch features the iconic rotating anchor logo and a robust stainless steel construction, making it both a stylish accessory and a durable companion. It represents a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of Swiss watchmaking history that stands out on the wrist with its vibrant color and architectural lines.

Brand: Rado
Model: Mannheim
Reference Number: 951063
Movement: Automatic ETA 2783
Dial: Blue Gradient Sunburst
Case Size: 36 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: c. 1975
Condition: Good vintage condition. The watch presents honest signs of age and wear to the case while the dial remains in attractive condition. Timegrapher results provided.

Dial and Hands
The dial is the highlight of this timepiece, featuring a deep blue sunburst finish that creates a vignette effect, darkening towards the edges. It is adorned with thick, applied silver indices that catch the light beautifully. The signature Rado anchor logo at the 12 o'clock position sits on a red background, adding a pop of color. A gold "M" logo and script "Mannheim" text are printed at the 6 o'clock position. The silver baton hands are fitted with lume that has aged naturally, and a framed date window is positioned at 3 o'clock.

Case and Crystal
The stainless steel case features a cushion shape typical of the 1970s, combining polished and brushed surfaces. There are visible surface scratches and handling marks on the bezel and case sides consistent with its age. The crown is signed with the Rado anchor logo. The screw-down caseback prominently features the Rado seahorse medallion and water-sealed engraving. The acrylic crystal is clear with minor signs of vintage life but ensures good visibility of the dial.

Movement
Powering the watch is a gold-plated ETA 2783 automatic movement, signed by Rado with 25 jewels. This caliber was a workhorse of the era, known for its reliability. The movement is clean and visually appealing. Timegrapher testing indicates a rate of approximately -49 to -55 seconds per day. Which indicates a functioning movement offering classic vintage performance.

Strap
The watch is fitted with a black leather strap featuring white contrast stitching, which complements the sporty yet elegant nature of the cushion case. The strap is in good condition and ready for wear, securing with a silver-tone buckle.

Condition
This piece is in Good vintage condition. The case shows evident wear with scratches and small dings, particularly on the polished bezel areas, which is expected for an unpolished vintage watch of this era. However, the dial is remarkably well-preserved, retaining its vibrancy and detail. The movement is running, and the overall presentation is honest and characterful.

Dimensions
The case measures 36 mm in width excluding the crown, offering a vintage presence that wears slightly larger due to the square cushion shape. It sits comfortably on the wrist, making it suitable for a variety of wrist sizes.

Remarks
The "Mannheim" model is one of the more distinctive lines from Rado's extensive back catalog, named after the German city, following Rado's tradition of geographic names. Its combination of a TV-screen style case and a colorful dial makes it a fun and collectible conversation starter.

History
Rado has long been a pioneer in materials and design, distinguishing itself from other Swiss brands by embracing unconventional shapes and hard metals. In the 1960s and 70s, the brand experimented heavily with case geometries and colorful dials, distancing themselves from traditional round dress watches. The Mannheim serves as a testament to this era of creativity, showcasing the brand's ability to blend industrial design with Swiss precision.

Payment and Shipping
Payment must be completed within 1-3 days after purchase.
The watch will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking and insurance for your peace of mind.
Please review the pictures carefully before bidding. We strive to showcase the watch from multiple angles for an accurate representation.
As with all vintage watches, water resistance is not guaranteed.
The watch will be delivered in fully functional working condition.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us after the auction ends.

/ Second Vintage

SKU: RAD-RMB-0001

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