Nr. 100888324

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Rado - Lumino - Ohne mindestpreis - K676019 - Herren - 1970-1979
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Rado - Lumino - Ohne mindestpreis - K676019 - Herren - 1970-1979

Offered in this auction by Second Vintage This Rado Lumino is a striking example of 1970s Swiss design, combining a robust stainless steel construction with the charming quirks that collectors love about the brand. Featuring the signature rotating anchor logo and a distinctive red date wheel, this timepiece offers a wonderful blend of vintage character and mechanical reliability. Powered by a high-grade automatic movement and presenting a beautifully preserved silver dial, this is a versatile vintage watch ready to be worn and enjoyed. Brand: Rado Model: Lumino Serial Number: K676019 Movement: Automatic ETA 2824 Dial: Silver sunburst with red date Case Size: 35 mm (excluding the crown) Case Material: Stainless Steel Production Year: c. 1970s Condition: Good vintage condition with visible case wear but a very well-preserved dial and excellent mechanical performance. Dial and Hands The silver sunburst dial is in excellent preservation, featuring a vertical brushed finish that interacts beautifully with the light. The applied silver block indices are crisp and faceted, matching the baton-style hands which feature black inlays for legibility. A signature Rado feature is the rotating anchor logo at the 12 o'clock position, set against a red background, which adds a dynamic element to the face. A date window is positioned at 3 o'clock, displaying the date in distinct red numerals. The "LUMINO" text and "Swiss Made" markings remain sharp and unblemished. Case and Crystal The stainless steel case features the classic tonneau or C-shape silhouette characteristic of the 1970s, offering substantial wrist presence. The case is in honest vintage condition, showing visible scratches and surface marks throughout the bezel and sides consistent with age and regular use. The crown is signed with the Rado anchor logo. The screw-down caseback features the iconic Rado water-sealed tri-seahorse engraving, which shows some wear and scratches from past opening attempts but remains clearly identifiable. The crystal is clear with only minor handling marks. Movement Powering the watch is a Rado-signed ETA caliber 2824 automatic movement with 25 jewels. The movement appears clean and features a gold-toned rotor with Rado engraving. It is running exceptionally well for a vintage timepiece, with timegrapher results showing an accuracy between +1 and +8 seconds per day with strong amplitude, indicating a healthy movement offering reliable vintage performance. Strap The watch is fitted with a black leather strap featuring contrasting white stitching. The strap shows distinct signs of curvature and wear from previous use but remains functional and matches the sporty aesthetic of the steel case. Condition This timepiece is rated in Good vintage condition. While the case shows evident signs of history through surface scratches and wear, the dial remains in impressive condition, free from significant spotting or damage. The mechanical condition is outstanding, making this a reliable choice for a vintage enthusiast. Dimensions The case measures 35 mm in diameter excluding the crown. Remarks The Rado Lumino is a distinctive model that captures the essence of 1970s watchmaking. The combination of the red date numerals, the rotating anchor, and the specific case shape makes it a charming alternative to the more common Golden Horse or Voyager models. It represents an era where Rado was solidifying its reputation for robust, water-resistant automatic watches. History Rado, founded as Schlup & Co. in 1917 in Lengnau, Switzerland, launched its own brand of watches in the 1950s. The company quickly became known for its innovative use of materials and distinct design language. By the 1970s, Rado had established itself as a producer of high-quality automatic watches, often using reliable ETA movements modified to their specifications. The rotating anchor logo, found on automatic models like this Lumino, was originally designed to pivot on a lubricated ruby bearing; if the anchor stopped rotating, it indicated to the wearer that the watch required service. 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-RLK-0004

Nr. 100888324

Verkauft
Rado - Lumino - Ohne mindestpreis - K676019 - Herren - 1970-1979

Rado - Lumino - Ohne mindestpreis - K676019 - Herren - 1970-1979

Offered in this auction by Second Vintage

This Rado Lumino is a striking example of 1970s Swiss design, combining a robust stainless steel construction with the charming quirks that collectors love about the brand. Featuring the signature rotating anchor logo and a distinctive red date wheel, this timepiece offers a wonderful blend of vintage character and mechanical reliability. Powered by a high-grade automatic movement and presenting a beautifully preserved silver dial, this is a versatile vintage watch ready to be worn and enjoyed.

Brand: Rado
Model: Lumino
Serial Number: K676019
Movement: Automatic ETA 2824
Dial: Silver sunburst with red date
Case Size: 35 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: c. 1970s
Condition: Good vintage condition with visible case wear but a very well-preserved dial and excellent mechanical performance.

Dial and Hands
The silver sunburst dial is in excellent preservation, featuring a vertical brushed finish that interacts beautifully with the light. The applied silver block indices are crisp and faceted, matching the baton-style hands which feature black inlays for legibility. A signature Rado feature is the rotating anchor logo at the 12 o'clock position, set against a red background, which adds a dynamic element to the face. A date window is positioned at 3 o'clock, displaying the date in distinct red numerals. The "LUMINO" text and "Swiss Made" markings remain sharp and unblemished.

Case and Crystal
The stainless steel case features the classic tonneau or C-shape silhouette characteristic of the 1970s, offering substantial wrist presence. The case is in honest vintage condition, showing visible scratches and surface marks throughout the bezel and sides consistent with age and regular use. The crown is signed with the Rado anchor logo. The screw-down caseback features the iconic Rado water-sealed tri-seahorse engraving, which shows some wear and scratches from past opening attempts but remains clearly identifiable. The crystal is clear with only minor handling marks.

Movement
Powering the watch is a Rado-signed ETA caliber 2824 automatic movement with 25 jewels. The movement appears clean and features a gold-toned rotor with Rado engraving. It is running exceptionally well for a vintage timepiece, with timegrapher results showing an accuracy between +1 and +8 seconds per day with strong amplitude, indicating a healthy movement offering reliable vintage performance.

Strap
The watch is fitted with a black leather strap featuring contrasting white stitching. The strap shows distinct signs of curvature and wear from previous use but remains functional and matches the sporty aesthetic of the steel case.

Condition
This timepiece is rated in Good vintage condition. While the case shows evident signs of history through surface scratches and wear, the dial remains in impressive condition, free from significant spotting or damage. The mechanical condition is outstanding, making this a reliable choice for a vintage enthusiast.

Dimensions
The case measures 35 mm in diameter excluding the crown.

Remarks
The Rado Lumino is a distinctive model that captures the essence of 1970s watchmaking. The combination of the red date numerals, the rotating anchor, and the specific case shape makes it a charming alternative to the more common Golden Horse or Voyager models. It represents an era where Rado was solidifying its reputation for robust, water-resistant automatic watches.

History
Rado, founded as Schlup & Co. in 1917 in Lengnau, Switzerland, launched its own brand of watches in the 1950s. The company quickly became known for its innovative use of materials and distinct design language. By the 1970s, Rado had established itself as a producer of high-quality automatic watches, often using reliable ETA movements modified to their specifications. The rotating anchor logo, found on automatic models like this Lumino, was originally designed to pivot on a lubricated ruby bearing; if the anchor stopped rotating, it indicated to the wearer that the watch required service.

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-RLK-0004

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