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As we head into the final quarter of 2019, we’re looking forward to an exciting end to the year on court! With three of the best-loved European indoor tournaments coming up, our HyperChrome corner clocks will be timing every second of every match at the Kremlin Cup, the Erste Bank Open and the Swiss Indoors.

Early September in New York City can only mean one thing – fashion! This year, at Rado, we’re very excited to have taken part in our very first New York fashion week with our new True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier collection. It was the perfect place to pose with this colourful new collection.

Flying off on holiday is always a great summer experience. If you’re flying through Zurich or Geneva airports later this month, you’ll have the opportunity to get up close and personal with our new True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier collection.

Creative, imaginative and showing no fear. YoungStar Ashleigh Barty and Rado have a lot in common. A part of our YoungStar team since 2017, Ash is a force to be reckoned with on court and has soared up the world rankings to a WTA career high of 1 after winning the Miami Open, French Open and Birmingham Classic so far in 2019.

With the grass season now under way, Ash is blazing a trail to the top and, at Rado, we’re proud to support her on her journey. GO ASH!

In Zurich, we launched our brand new True Thinline Les Couleurs™ Le Corbusier collection to specially invited guests from all over the world.

We are excited to launch the brand new DiaMaster Prajun – our latest designer collaboration with Thai fashion designer Kwankao Svetavimala. 

At an exclusive event in Moscow recently, we presented our very latest designer collaboration with award-winning Russian artist and designer Evgenia Miro. Following in the footsteps of British designer Bethan Gray and Spanish designer Inma Bermudez, Evgenia has applied her unique vision and philosophy of time to the Rado True Thinline.

Rado is very proud to announce the winner of the 2019 Rado Star Prize Spain. Miguel Giner was selected as the winner of the Judges’ Prize from the eight finalists.

Miguel’s project, Vajilla Petra, was chosen for its innovation in production processes, and for creating a new and genuine language with such an ancestral material as porcelain. The Public Prize winner was Javier Martín Pérez, with his project Coaxial Theorem for Apollonian Objects.