Rado True Square

Ceramic in a square shape

The Rado True Square brings the brand's high-tech ceramic into a distinctive square case. Many models were created in collaboration with designers, such as the studio Formafantasma, YOY or Kunihiko Morinaga.

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Rado True Square prices at a glance

As of November 2026. Prices in euros.

  • from €1,785
  • Median €2,445
  • to €3,230
  • Models 28

The figures come from our own range and are recalculated every month.

Open Heart, Skeleton and Thinline

The line ranges from understated models and Open Heart versions to skeletonised watches in which the automatic movement is almost completely visible. The True Square Thinline is particularly slim and works with a quartz movement.

Material and colours

Case and bracelet are made of high-tech ceramic, available in black, white, grey, blue, green and other colours. The automatic models offer up to 80 hours of power reserve, and the dial is protected by sapphire crystal.

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Frequently asked questions about Rado True Square

How much does a Rado True Square cost?

The current price range can be found in the price overview on this page.

What is special about the square ceramic housing?

Ceramics are difficult to produce with sharp edges because the material shrinks during sintering and needs to be reworked. The True Square has a case and bracelet in a continuous square shape - technically much more sophisticated than a round design.

How does the watch wear?

Despite its angular shape, it lies flat because the strap attaches directly to the case and fits snugly. Ceramic is also lighter than steel, which is noticeable with this case size.

Are the watches at HORANDO new and original?

Yes. Each new watch is unworn and comes with box, papers and the full manufacturer's warranty. Before shipping, we look at each watch again, check the reference and serial number and pack it neatly.