This is a vintage RADO Golden Sabre automatic wristwatch from the 1970s, representing Rado’s distinctive design and engineering philosophy of the era. The watch is powered by an automatic movement and features a day-date display. The day display supports English and Spanish language options. Both the day and date can be quickly adjusted by pulling the crown to the first position and turning it clockwise or counterclockwise. The dial features Rado’s iconic rotating anchor logo, which moves freely and is functioning correctly. This detail is one of the most recognizable characteristics of vintage Rado watches and reflects the brand’s identity during the 1970s. The brown dial is complemented by applied indices, giving the watch a warm and elegant appearance that is typical of the Golden Sabre line. Despite visible signs of age, the dial markings and logo remain clear and well-preserved. The gold-tone case measures 36.0 mm in diameter (excluding the crown), offering well-balanced proportions suitable for everyday wear. The case shows visible signs of wear consistent with age, including surface scratches and wear to the gold-tone finish, but retains its original shape without structural damage. The case back is engraved with Rado’s classic three seahorses emblem, a design element associated with the brand’s water-resistant case construction of the period. This emblem is considered an important design feature of vintage Rado watches. The watch is fitted with a new aftermarket leather strap. The watch has been carefully cleaned. As a vintage item, it was running at the time of listing; however, stable continuous operation and time accuracy are not guaranteed. Water resistance is not guaranteed. The watch will be carefully packed and shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery.