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CAPTAIN COOK HIGH-TECH CERAMIC DIVER
Cameron Norrie’s Choice
As a fan of mechanical watches, Cameron Norrie appreciates Rado’s innovative approach and mastery of materials and shares the Swiss watchmaker’s passion for precision – especially critical in tennis, where precision can make all the difference. Since joining the Rado YoungStars Cameron has worn the brand’s watches with pleasure, and now wears the new Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Diver.
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The Rado difference
The Rado Captain Cook High-Tech Ceramic Diver is the latest evolution of an early brand classic, now featuring an 80-hour power reserve and full compliance with ISO 6425 diver’s watch specifications. The Rado R763 automatic movement is mounted in the Swiss watchmaker’s signature high-tech ceramic monobloc case, ready to meet any challenge.
“I admire both the intricate mechanics and the design, the overall look and feel of the watch. I also appreciate the remarkable attention to detail. It makes a huge difference, not just in tennis.”
Cameron Norrie, British tennis player
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About Cameron Norrie
Cameron Norrie broke into the ATP Top Ten for the first time in April 2022, following a rapid climb from the low 70s at the outset of 2021. Born in South Africa, he grew up in New Zealand, and has represented Great Britain since 2013. Cameron also holds the top spot in the British professional men’s tennis rankings, a position he has held since October of last year. Following his 35 tour-level wins in 2021, including his first two ATP Tour titles, Cameron added a third title at Delray Beach, Florida, in February 2022.