Review Rado Anatom Automatic Skeleton Watch R10206109

The Rado Anatom Automatic Skeleton (ref. R10206109) features a case measuring 32.5 mm in diameter and 11.5 mm in thickness, with a total weight of 87.6 grams. Given the collection’s signature arched, horizontally elongated rectangular design, the watch offers a wrist presence comparable to that of a 36–38 mm round timepiece.

The case middle and case back are crafted from stainless steel, while the bezel and crown are made of plasma high-tech ceramic. The refined texture of the ceramic contrasts beautifully with the robust, metallic structure—striking a perfect balance that is neither overly flashy (as a fully polished metal watch might be) nor dull. Complemented by a cylindrical sapphire crystal, the case, crystal, and case back form a continuous, sweeping arc, allowing the watch to sit on the wrist much like a bracelet.

Despite its extensive skeletonization, the watch remains highly legible. Striking gold-colored hour and minute hands—accented with white Super-LumiNova—ensure clear time-reading, even in low-light conditions. The skeletonized dial reveals a nickel-colored base plate and ruthenium-plated bridges, which provide a sharp contrast to the gold-toned gears. Through the dial, one can observe the balance wheel and anti-magnetic hairspring at 12 o’clock, the gear train and winding mechanism at 3 o’clock, and the mainspring barrel at 6 o’clock.

The watch is powered by the Rado R808 automatic movement. It contains 25 jewels, operates at a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz), and is water-resistant to 50 meters. It features an anti-magnetic Nivachron™ hairspring and an 80-hour power reserve—ensuring that the watch will keep running even if left unworn over the weekend https://www.watchesnearme.co.