Rado Captain Cook Chronograph | A Tough Performer & Looker

The Captain Cook collection is Rado's divewatch line-up. The collection is growing and one of the newer additions is a very modern yet warm and historic inspired automatic chronograph. This watch is a tough and very accurate divewatch. All the details in this in-depth full review. [RE-UPLOAD].
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Details about the watch:
Captain Cook Automatic Chronograph
R32145208
R801 automatic movement, with 37 jewels, five hands and 59 hours of power reserve with antimagnetic Nivachron™ hairspring
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[@johanribaeus]

Bought one back in July -22. Love it!

[@johnjuarez8005]

Nice! If I did not own over a dozen watches from low end to high end, I would consider it.

[@wingi7722]

This is a really nice piece. A more affordable version of an Omega Seamaster Chrono, but this has a fully lumed bezel and I love the red date . I would prefer that the main chrono seconds hand to be lumed. I do a fair amount of snorkeling and have a Doxa 300 T-Graph as well as a couple of Deep Blues and an NTH. Nice review.

[@user-du4ys8jd8x]

It stops working some time?

[@perdalbro]

Kvalitet og fedt design

[@astorbeijer9424]

Honestly, if you're looking for a chronograph diver in the 4k range, I can't think of any other watch to get. I also can't imagine any real use case for needing a chrono diver either. I mean, why?
I would spend 2.5-3k on a Chrono, then the rest on a diver. For example, I'd get a Big Eye and a used Oris. For 4k, I'd have two really good watches instead of one really good watch.