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Rado Berg G 1044576 A (1970-1979)
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€ 394
≈ US$ 440
Verkocht op 6 feb 2026
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Presented for auction by Second Vintage
This Rado Berg is a visually arresting timepiece that perfectly encapsulates the bold and experimental design language of the 1970s. With its deep burgundy fumé dial and robust cushion case, it offers a distinct aesthetic that stands out from the typical silver and black dials of the era. The watch combines Rado's reputation for durability with a stunning play of color, making it a highly collectible piece for enthusiasts of vintage Swiss design.
Brand: Rado
Model: Berg
Reference Number: G 1044576 A
Movement: Automatic ETA 2824
Dial: Burgundy fumé with applied markers
Case Size: 36 mm (excluding the crown)
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Production Year: c. 1970s
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Dial and Hands
The highlight of this timepiece is undoubtedly the dial, which features a rich burgundy tone that transitions to a darker shade towards the edges in a classic fumé or gradient effect. The surface is in excellent preservation, retaining a deep gloss without visible spotting or damage. It features Rado's signature rotating anchor logo below the 12 o'clock position, which moves freely as intended. The applied silver baton indices are faceted to catch the light, matching the baton-style hands which appear original and retain their luminous inserts. A framed date window is positioned at 3 o'clock, featuring correct red numerals that complement the dial color perfectly.
Case and Crystal
The stainless steel case measures 36mm but wears slightly larger due to its cushion shape and broad lug presence. The case lines remain sharp and well-defined, featuring a vertical brushed finish on the top surface and polished sides, suggesting the watch has seen very minimal, if any, polishing in its history. The original signed crown featuring the Rado anchor is present. The screw-down caseback is clearly engraved with the triple seahorse logo and "Water Sealed" text, with all reference numbers remaining crisp and legible. The acrylic crystal is clean and offers a clear view of the dial.
Movement
Powering the watch is a reliable Swiss automatic movement, identified by the stamps as an ETA 2824, featuring 25 jewels and a Rado-signed rotor. This is a legendary workhorse caliber known for its durability. Timegrapher testing indicates a rate of +47 to +55 seconds per day, which indicates a healthy movement functioning with reliable vigor.
Strap
The watch is fitted with the original Rado stainless steel flat-link bracelet that complements the case design seamlessly. It features a signed Rado clasp with the anchor logo embossed. The bracelet fits a wrist size of approximately 17.5cm and shows minimal stretch, maintaining a secure and comfortable fit.
Condition
This example is in excellent vintage condition. The case shows only very minor handling marks consistent with light use, while the dial remains pristine. The movement is clean and the overall presentation is that of a watch that has been cherished and carefully stored.
Dimensions
The case diameter is 36mm excluding the crown, with a lug-to-lug length that allows it to sit prominently on the wrist. The substantial cushion profile gives it a modern wrist presence despite its vintage dimensions.
Remarks
The Rado Berg is a less common model than the Diastar or Manhattan, making this a wonderful find for collectors seeking variety. The combination of the heavy stainless steel construction and the vibrant red dial makes it a versatile piece that works as both a dress watch and a casual statement piece.
History
Rado has long been a pioneer in material science and distinct design, often deviating from traditional round case shapes in the mid-20th century. The 1970s were a particularly creative period for the brand, where they experimented with colorful dials and robust "water sealed" cases. This Berg model represents that golden era of creativity, utilizing the newly introduced ETA 2824 architecture which would go on to become one of the most important movements in Swiss watchmaking history.
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SKU: RAD-RBG-0003
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