Rado - DiaStar High-Tech Ceram - 152.0322.3 - Men - 1998





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Rado DiaStar High-Tech Ceram reference 152.0322.3, a 1998 quartz movement watch with a rectangular high-tech ceramic case and gold details, 34 mm case diameter, ceramic bracelet for wrists about 18–19 cm, original papers and warranty included, original box not included, in very good cosmetic condition with minor age related dial marks, fully functional.
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Rado DiaStar High-Tech Ceramics, reference 152.0322.3, an elegant Swiss Made model with a rectangular high-tech ceramic case and gold-tone details, Rado quartz movement with date indication. Case width about 34 mm, crown not included, and the original bracelet suitable for wrists of about 18–19 cm. The watch presents itself in very beautiful aesthetic condition, with some small signs of wear due to age in the dial area, more noticeable when viewed counterlight, which do not compromise the overall aesthetics of the watch. Fully functional. The original box has been misplaced, but the original manuals and the Rado warranty are present. Accurate and insured shipping via express courier UPS/DHL.
Rado DiaStar High-Tech Ceramics, reference 152.0322.3, an elegant Swiss Made model with a rectangular high-tech ceramic case and gold-tone details, Rado quartz movement with date indication. Case width about 34 mm, crown not included, and the original bracelet suitable for wrists of about 18–19 cm. The watch presents itself in very beautiful aesthetic condition, with some small signs of wear due to age in the dial area, more noticeable when viewed counterlight, which do not compromise the overall aesthetics of the watch. Fully functional. The original box has been misplaced, but the original manuals and the Rado warranty are present. Accurate and insured shipping via express courier UPS/DHL.

