Rado Diastar Ladies (1972)

This ladies' Rado Diastar from around 1972 houses the ETA 2551 automatic calibre, a reliable and compact Swiss movement commonly used in high-quality feminine timepieces of the era.

The hard-metal steel case — a hallmark of the Diastar line — provides exceptional scratch resistance. Rado’s use of advanced materials in the early 1970s set the brand apart by offering cases considerably more durable than conventional stainless steel.

With its 26 mm diameter, the watch reflects the elegant proportions typical of women’s watches of the period. The reference 344939 corresponds to a Diastar variant known for its faceted case geometry and distinctive, timeless appearance.

A refined and durable ladies’ watch, representing Rado’s mastery of advanced case materials.