Rado Captain Cook Bronze
#104 of 166 in the community watch ranking · 17 head-to-head votes
What makes it stand out
Better known in the modern era for its avant-garde designs and pioneering role in high-tech ceramics, Rado resurrected a short-lived 1960s divers' watch, the Captain Cook, in 2017 to great modern success. The models that followed that release have remained true to Rado's history of using exotic materials, like the unique bronze-and-aluminum alloy case on this model, which doesn't develop patina as readily as most other bronze watch cases. Inside, it's powered by the ETA C07 movement that has an impressive power reserve of 80 hours.
At a glance
- Material
- Bronze case; textile strap; ceramic bezel insert
- Case size
- 42 mm diameter
- Case height
- 12.5mm
- Lug to lug
- 48.2mm
- Lug width
- 21mm
- Movement
- ETA C07.611
- Water resistance
- 300m
- Crystal
- Sapphire
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How the crowd sees it
Rado Captain Cook Bronze has won 8 of 17 matchups (47%). Its community score is 983 crowns. It’s early: a few votes can still move this watch considerably.
Crowns are an Elo ranking score, not a star rating or a measure of manufacturing quality.
