What Kind of Watches Suit with Your Personality?

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People talk about color watches in the worlds of design, style, and men’s clothes. First of all, because some of us find it hard to let go of the idea that these pieces “should be” black, blue, or brown. This is especially true if we’ve been using these dark colors for a long time and have a fairly traditional idea of what elegance or formality means. But of course, we can change these views as long as we have the right designs that help us broaden our horizons, break old stereotypes, have more fun in a more diverse masculinity, and even create new ideas about ourselves.

So, we’re happy to have found the RADO True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier. Watches that change the way we look at color and show how powerful striking and dynamic colorimetry can be in our wardrobes. Designs that can make any outfit look better and give us peace of mind that we are using the best materials and that our looks are never at risk. Let’s tell you more about them and why they have amazed us so much.

RADO True Thinline Les Couleurs Le Corbusier

First, you need to know what you’re selling. Nine unique, bright, and striking colors from Le Corbusier’s famous Polychromie Architecturale color theory—called “Architectural Polychromy”—are the newest additions to the RADO collection of high-tech ceramics. Each color is limited to 999 units, and each is a one-of-a-kind piece.

You might be wondering what this is all about. As a master of materials, RADO has used the knowledge it has gained from working with high-tech ceramics for more than 30 years to make watches with nine different colors. These colors are unique to the company and its True Thinline collection, which is now very popular.

Faced with this, you should know one thing: architectural polychromy, which was made between 1931 and 1959, was ahead of its time. It uses 63 colors that have architectural meaning and are grouped into different shades and tones. Even now, designers and architects still use these color palettes, which shows how appealing and useful they are. There’s nothing else you need to know to pick out your next color watch, don’t you think?

All of this is thanks to Le Corbusier, the father of modernism and one of the most important architects for the way things look today. This genius is known for a lot of things, but one of them is his work on the color theory of architectural polychromy. He is also known as an artist, an architect, a master of materials, and a legendary name that led to everything we know today.

Delving into the clock

The True Thinline might be the best watch that RADO makes. These amazing watches, which were added to the collection in 2011, are the best of the brand and the first to use the new monobloc case design. The True Thinline is very thin and light, and the person who wears it is sure to be comfortable. Even though they look delicate, these high-tech ceramic watches are just as strong and resistant to scratches as the brand’s other models. They were all made to stand the test of time.

It was the first ceramic watch from the brand to have a one-piece case made by injecting. This new injection molding method gave ceramic watches a lot of new options that hadn’t been possible before.

The True Thinline is a modern, black-and-white take on the classic shape of a wristwatch. The main idea behind how this watch was made was to make it lighter and smaller. It is RADO’s thinnest ceramic watch and may be the thinnest high-tech ceramic watch in the world. It is less than 5 millimeters thick.

We hope you are more than ready to add color and a modern touch to your outfits.