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    Rado Resource thread

    Vintage Diastar "0", 1 & 1/E Reference thread. - The subtle differences between early Diastar construction

    Print Media Thread - Vintage Rado adverts and catalogues

    Chronometer thread with Watchcarefully's Chronometer article for the NAWCC - Vintage and modern Rado chronometers

    The NCC thread - All things NCC, including production data.

    56-H Chronometer, The solving of a mystery. - Rado's first and arguably most beautiful chronometer.

    Hank's rules for vintage Rados - Shopping for your first vintage Rado. Here are some tips.

    Rado: Model/ Caliber/ Data Thread    - Just what it says

    Rado Early Reference names and numbers. See if your early models are listed or help us expand the database.

    Recovery of some EOT Forum references, info and data? (intlwatchleague.com) More data from the old homestead.

    Shared Google Sheet for record and description of faceted crystals (intlwatchleague.com) An attempt to catalogue the various faceted crystals Rado has used throughout the years.

    Japanese Watch Importer Catalogues (intlwatchleague.com) John's outstanding collection of watch catalogues.

    1970s Japanese Sales Brochures and Magazine (intlwatchleague.com) Some interestingRado magazines that Slade acquired.
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