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Rado Watches for Women in the UAE: Seven Pieces, Official Prices

Rado’s women’s watches in the UAE start at AED 4,500 and reach AED 42,200 on the brand’s own website. Seven pieces show the full range, from a gold-toned Florence to a rose ceramic limited edition of 888.

The Essentials

  • Rado’s UAE website lists 208 watches in its women’s selection, priced from AED 4,500 to AED 42,200; 97 of them are under AED 10,000.
  • The seven watches below run from AED 6,850 (Florence Diamonds) to AED 14,800 (Centrix Automatic Diamonds Open Heart), all official UAE prices read on 28 October 2026.
  • High-tech ceramic is the Rado signature: light on the wrist and scratch-resistant, a quality the brand has pursued since the DiaStar of 1962.
  • Every new Rado carries a five-year international warranty.

How We Chose

Every watch in this guide is part of Rado’s current women’s selection on its UAE website, and every price is the official figure in dirhams shown there, checked twice: once in the site’s catalogue and once on each product page. The seven pieces cover the house’s defining collections, Florence, Centrix, DiaStar Original, True Round and Captain Cook, with both quartz and automatic movements. Readers in the Kingdom will find the Saudi edition of this guide, with prices in riyals, in our selection of Rado watches for ladies in Saudi Arabia.

1. Florence Diamonds R48915903: AED 6,850

Rado Florence Diamonds R48915903, front view: mother-of-pearl dial set with 12 diamonds and date, yellow gold-coloured PVD steel case and bracelet
Rado Florence Diamonds R48915903. Image courtesy of Rado.

Florence takes its name from the Italian city, and its rounded case recalls the domes and towers of the skyline. This 30 mm version in yellow gold-coloured PVD steel pairs a mother-of-pearl dial with 12 diamonds and the printed “jubilé” logo, under an edge-to-edge bevelled sapphire crystal. The Rado R079 quartz calibre keeps it effortless to wear every day, and the same design exists in a larger size, which makes it a natural choice for a couple.

Case: 30 mm, yellow gold-coloured PVD steel · Movement: quartz · Water resistance: 50 m · Price: AED 6,850

2. Centrix Diamonds R30025712: AED 8,950

Rado Centrix Diamonds R30025712, front view: black lacquered dial with 4 diamonds and date, yellow gold-coloured PVD steel bracelet with black high-tech ceramic middle links
Rado Centrix Diamonds R30025712. Image courtesy of Rado.

The Centrix is Rado’s classic made modern. Its rounded sapphire crystal now runs all the way to the edge of a curved 30.5 mm case, and the bracelet alternates yellow gold-coloured PVD steel with black high-tech ceramic middle links. A black lacquered dial with four diamonds completes one of the most evening-ready designs in the range at under AED 9,000.

Case: 30.5 mm, yellow gold-coloured PVD steel · Movement: R079 quartz · Water resistance: 50 m · Price: AED 8,950

3. DiaStar Original 60-Year Anniversary Edition R12163118: AED 9,500

Rado DiaStar Original 60-Year Anniversary Edition R12163118, front view: monochrome grey dial under a faceted sapphire crystal, Ceramos bezel, stainless steel Milanese mesh bracelet
Rado DiaStar Original 60-Year Anniversary Edition R12163118. Image courtesy of Rado.

Rado presents the 1962 DiaStar as the world’s first scratch-resistant watch, and this edition, created with the Swiss designer Alfredo Häberli, marks its sixtieth anniversary. A radial-brushed Ceramos™ coiffe frames a monochrome dial beneath a sapphire crystal cut with hexagonal facets. At 38 mm it is the most generous case here, worn as easily on a Milanese mesh bracelet as on the grey textile strap supplied with it. The R764 automatic movement holds 80 hours of power reserve.

Case: 38 mm, Ceramos™ and stainless steel · Movement: R764 automatic, 80 hours · Water resistance: 100 m · Price: AED 9,500

4. True Round Thinline Diamonds R27957909: AED 10,300

Rado True Round Thinline Diamonds R27957909, front view: white dial set with four diamonds, white high-tech ceramic case and bracelet
Rado True Round Thinline Diamonds R27957909. Image courtesy of Rado.

Introduced in 2011, the True Thinline is Rado’s slimmest family and the first to use a monobloc case. This 39 mm model is presented entirely in white high-tech ceramic, with four diamonds on a white dial. Its lightness and smooth ceramic surfaces make it one of the most comfortable watches in the selection for long, warm days in the Emirates.

Case: 39 mm, white high-tech ceramic · Movement: quartz · Price: AED 10,300

5. True Round Open Heart Limited Edition R27183012: AED 12,400

Rado True Round Open Heart Limited Edition R27183012, front view: pink photochromic open-heart dial with rose gold-coloured hands, rose high-tech ceramic case and bracelet
Rado True Round Open Heart Limited Edition R27183012. Image courtesy of Rado.

Limited to 888 pieces, this edition is formed from a monobloc case, crown and bracelet in polished rose high-tech ceramic. The open-heart dial reveals the R734 automatic movement with its sunray guilloche finish, and the dial itself is photochromic: in bright sunlight it shifts from pale rose to bold magenta, a detail made for the light of the Gulf. We covered its launch in Rado True Round Open Heart: a light-sensitive limited edition of 888.

Case: 40 mm, rose high-tech ceramic · Movement: R734 automatic, 80 hours · Edition: 888 pieces · Price: AED 12,400

6. Captain Cook Automatic R32500718: AED 12,950

Rado Captain Cook Automatic 37 mm R32500718, front view: white dial with eight ice-blue sapphire hour markers and date, white high-tech ceramic bezel inlay, steel bracelet
Rado Captain Cook Automatic R32500718. Image courtesy of Rado.

The Captain Cook is Rado’s heritage diver, and this 37 mm interpretation dresses it in white: eight ice-blue sapphires serve as hour markers on a snowy dial, framed by a bezel with a white high-tech ceramic inlay. It arrives with three straps, a rice-grain steel bracelet, a light blue NATO strap and a blue leather strap, all exchanged in seconds with Rado’s EasyClip system. Few watches move as gracefully from a beach club to a dinner in town.

Case: 37 mm, stainless steel with high-tech ceramic inlay · Movement: automatic, 80 hours · Price: AED 12,950

7. Centrix Automatic Diamonds Open Heart R30029922: AED 14,800

Rado Centrix Automatic Diamonds Open Heart R30029922, front view: white mother-of-pearl open-heart dial set with 12 diamonds, rose gold-coloured PVD steel and white high-tech ceramic bracelet
Rado Centrix Automatic Diamonds Open Heart R30029922. Image courtesy of Rado.

The most accomplished piece of this selection. A large window, reminiscent of dawn and dusk, frames the R734 automatic movement with 80 hours of power reserve and an antimagnetic Nivachron™ hairspring. The white mother-of-pearl dial carries 12 diamonds, and the bracelet joins polished rose gold-coloured PVD steel with white high-tech ceramic middle links. It is the Rado to choose for a milestone, an anniversary or Eid.

Case: 35 mm, rose gold-coloured PVD steel · Movement: R734 automatic, 80 hours · Water resistance: 50 m · Price: AED 14,800

Rado Women’s Watch Prices in the UAE

Official prices on Rado’s UAE website, read on 28 October 2026. The first and last rows show where the women’s selection begins and ends.

WatchCaseMovementPrice (AED)
The Original (R12307304)27.3 mm, hardmetal and steelQuartz4,500
Florence Diamonds (R48915903)30 mm, gold-coloured PVD steelQuartz6,850
Centrix Diamonds (R30025712)30.5 mm, gold-coloured PVD steelQuartz8,950
DiaStar Original 60-Year Anniversary Edition (R12163118)38 mm, Ceramos™ and steelAutomatic9,500
True Round Thinline Diamonds (R27957909)39 mm, high-tech ceramicQuartz10,300
True Round Open Heart Limited Edition (R27183012)40 mm, high-tech ceramicAutomatic12,400
Captain Cook Automatic (R32500718)37 mm, steel and ceramicAutomatic12,950
Centrix Automatic Diamonds Open Heart (R30029922)35 mm, rose gold-coloured PVD steelAutomatic14,800
LaCoupole Diamonds (R22243713)31 mm, high-tech ceramicQuartz21,100
Anatom (R10264712)27.5 mm, plasma high-tech ceramicAutomatic42,200

Choosing Your Rado

For a first Rado or a daily companion, Florence and Centrix offer diamonds and a sapphire crystal for under AED 9,000. For the lightest feel on the wrist, the True Round in high-tech ceramic is the house’s most characteristic answer. For a watch with a mechanical heartbeat, the open-heart automatics let the movement take centre stage. Smaller wrists will find the most compact cases in the Integral at 23 mm and The Original at 27.3 mm, a design whose history we trace in our closer look at the Rado Integral. The complete women’s selection, with prices in dirhams, is on Rado’s UAE website, which also lists the brand’s authorised retailers across the Emirates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Rado women’s watch cost in the UAE?

On Rado’s UAE website, the women’s selection runs from AED 4,500 for The Original and the steel Florence to AED 42,200 for the Anatom in plasma high-tech ceramic. Of the 208 watches listed, 97 are priced under AED 10,000 (prices read on 28 October 2026).

Which Rado women’s watch has diamonds for under AED 10,000?

The Florence Diamonds R48915903 at AED 6,850 and the Centrix Diamonds R30025712 at AED 8,950 both set diamonds on the dial, with 12 and 4 diamonds respectively.

Why is Rado known for ceramic?

Rado has built its identity on hard, scratch-resistant materials since the DiaStar of 1962, which the brand presents as the world’s first scratch-resistant watch. Its high-tech ceramic, found across the True and Centrix collections, is light on the wrist and keeps its finish over time.

What warranty comes with a new Rado?

Every new Rado comes with a five-year international warranty, as stated on the brand’s UAE website.

Osama Haseeb
Osama Haseeb
Osama Haseeb is the Horology Editor at WATCHESPEDIA, covering luxury watches for collectors and connoisseurs throughout the Middle East, with close attention to technical detail - movements, materials and specifications - alongside the market context that matters to Gulf buyers. He believes in doing things the right way, favouring accuracy and craftsmanship over shortcuts. Away from the desk, he is a keen mountain trekker.

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