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Martin et Associés (HDV Metz)

4 - Rado Diastar, model number 153.0283.3N, a women’s watch with an ETA 976.001 quartz movement. This charming model features a gray dial with baton hour markers, exuding understated elegance.The stainless steel case measures 18.2 mm in diameter and 5.3 mm in thickness, with the refined proportions characteristic of vintage dress watches. The sapphire crystal protects the dial. This example bears slight signs of its age, with a visible patina on the case, dial, and bezel—a hallmark of the charm found in authentic vintage pieces. The accompanying black leather strap is not original, but the pin buckle remains that of the Rado manufacture. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. This Diastar embodies the more hidden side of Swiss watchmaking, far removed from the integrated bracelets that made the brand famous. A piece with character for those seeking understated elegance rather than flash.

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Rado Diastar, model number 153.0283.3N, a women’s watch with an ETA 976.001 quartz movement. This charming model features a gray dial with baton hour markers, exuding understated elegance.The stainless steel case measures 18.2 mm in diameter and 5.3 mm in thickness, with the refined proportions characteristic of vintage dress watches. The sapphire crystal protects the dial. This example bears slight signs of its age, with a visible patina on the case, dial, and bezel—a hallmark of the charm found in authentic vintage pieces. The accompanying black leather strap is not original, but the pin buckle remains that of the Rado manufacture. The watch is sold on its own, without the original box or papers. This Diastar embodies the more hidden side of Swiss watchmaking, far removed from the integrated bracelets that made the brand famous. A piece with character for those seeking understated elegance rather than flash.

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