Identification Methods for Rado Jubile Series Watches

     The Rado   Jubile series is a ceramic collection known for its flawless surface and comfortable feel, making it popular among consumers. However, one should be extra cautious when purchasing a Rado   Jubile watch, as there are many replicas on the market. Join us at Watch Home to learn how to identify the authenticity of Rado Jubile series watches.

    1, typically, the four screws on the case back of a genuine Rado   watch feature a single-slot head, whereas replicas often use a cross-head screw.

    2, the case back of a genuine Rado watch is made of stainless steel, while replica case backs may be gold-plated. Furthermore, the case of a replica is often thicker.

    3, the dial of a Rado Jubile watch is printed with the 'Jubile' logo and set with four natural diamonds; replicas use synthetic stones.

    4, genuine Rado Jubile watches have unique serial numbers for each piece. Even for a pair of matching men's and women's watches, the numbers will differ. Replicas often use the same number for both men's and women's models, for example 120.0281.3N.

    5, the bracelet clasp of a replica Rado watch lacks a serial number, whereas genuine Rado bracelets are engraved with numbers—common examples for 'black ceramic' Rado models include 04140 04142 and so on. Additionally, the design of the clasp often differs.

    I have compiled these points in the hope that they will be helpful. Please exercise caution and careful consideration when purchasing a watch.