Good evening, WatchEx! Just one tonight - a rare gem from one of my favorite mid-tier Swiss brands: the Rado HyperChrome Classic Golden Horse with BOR bracelet upgrade. Rado feels like the overlooked stud of the Swatch Group family - they're innovative and seemingly *always* have an awesome limited edition. Their rotating anchor logo on watches, bold dials and use of red date wheels, ceramic cases/bracelets - they're such a fun brand that doesn't play by the same rules as everyone else in Switzerland. This is one of the lesser-known studs in their stable. The Golden Horse line pays homage to Rados of the 1950's, but brought to the future with their use of "high-tech" ceramic in the fluted bezel. The green sunray dial they've gone with us t something you see very often - and it oddly works very well with the subtle hints of red accents in the seconds hand and date wheel. These watches normally come with a pretty traditional oyster-style bracelet, but they're 100% high-polish/chrome and the clasp is atrocious. The beads of rice bracelet you see here is an OEM replacement that I ordered directly from Swatch Group - it's way more comfortable, has a better clasp (check out those vintage lines, baby), and fits the watch much, much better. Quick Specs: - Reference: HyperChrome Classic Automatic R33101314 - Stainless Steel Case - Ceramic Bezel - 42mm Case - 22mm Lug Width - 10.7mm Thin - 5 BAR/50m Water Resistance - Box Sapphire Crystal - Movement: ETA C07.611 - 80hr Power Reserve - Complete set - Very good condition - hairlines/microscratches on high-polished areas of the case/bracelet. No dings/chips/etc. Bezel and crystal are flawless. All links included for ~8.5". [Timestamp](https://imgur.com/a/fRnnIre) [Album](https://imgur.com/a/PuG8kfj I'm asking for a loosely negotiable $1,099 ~~$1,199~~, roughly half of the original retail price, before upgrading the bracelet. Tough to find these anymore. Price is shipped/insured within the US (UPS 3-Day or USPS Priority, whichever is faster), international shipping available at buyer's expense (typically not more than $50.) Zelle preferred, PP F&F/Venmo/CashApp also accepted. Tons of refs on here. Sale heavily preferred, trades considered around the $1,300 mark, or trade + cash going either way. Thanks for looking - Cheers!