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CAPTAIN COOK HIGH-TECH CERAMIC X
ENGLAND CRICKET LIMITED EDITION

Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic x England Cricket
Rado’s new limited edition watch launched in partnership with the England and Wales Cricket Board
When Craftmanship and cricket merge seamlessly

When Craftmanship and cricket merge seamlessly

The exclusive Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic X England Cricket Limited Edition is equipped by the innovative R808 caliber, which features an anti-magnetic and highly reliable NivachronTM hairspring, encased within a monobloc matt navy blue-high-tech ceramic case framed by a white high-tech ceramic bezel insert.
Thanks to the association of materials, craftmanship, and design, the Captain Cook promises athleticism, precision and robustness.
The exclusive Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic X England Cricket Limited Edition is equipped by the innovative R808 caliber, which features an anti-magnetic and highly reliable NivachronTM hairspring, encased within a monobloc matt navy blue-high-tech ceramic case framed by a white high-tech ceramic bezel insert.

Thanks to the association of materials, craftmanship, and design, the Captain Cook promises athleticism, precision and robustness.
Limited to 150 pieces

Limited to 150 pieces

The exclusive Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic is limited to 150 pieces. Each watch's unique number is presented by a special engraving on the circular brushed navy blue coloured PVD-coated titanium case back.

Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic X England Cricket Limited Edition

Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic X England Cricket Limited Edition

  • Price : £4,200.00
  • Case materials : Matt navy blue-high-tech ceramic
  • Size: 43 mm
  • Water resistance : 30 bar (300m)
  • Hands: Matt rhodium coloured with white Super-LumiNova®
  • Strap: Matt navy blue rubber
  • Caliber : R808 Automatic
  • Power reserve : 80 hours
  • Limited edition : 150 pieces
About Cricket

About Cricket

Rado x Cricket

England men’s, women’s and disability players are taking cricket to new heights across formats, innovating in a sport with a long history. Over the past the men’s Test team, in particular, has revolutionised the way Test cricket is played. In the women’s game, the England team is one of the best in the world with superstars who are pushing boundaries. More people are watching the sport than ever before, in stadium and at home.

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