DESIGN BY NATURE
True Thinline x Great Gardens of the World
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About Great Gardens of the World
Great Gardens of the World is a network across 20 countries, showcasing the very best in landscape design and profiling some of the leaders in the field, such as Australia’s Paul Bangay, China’s Kongjian Yu, Britain’s Dan Pearson and Italy’s Patrizia Pozzi.
It features outstanding contemporary gardens experimenting with colour combinations and architectural forms, as well as historical gardens commissioned by kings, popes, sultans and tycoons, built on a balance of harmony, symmetry and serenity.
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Collector's Box
Chapters 8, 9 and 10 of this new Rado "Great Gardens of the World" product line are available individually or as a trio in a special collector's display-box edition, limited to 99 units.
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The Four Seasons
The four new models restate Rado's expertise in coloured high-tech ceramics, alongside innovative sapphire-crystal production technics. Each of the four models wears a different colour, from subtle to vivid, next to a unique, facetted watch glass to match the season. True to the eternal cycles of nature, the new models keep precise and reliable time, thanks to a Rado R420 quartz movement, with a two-hand display and 13 jewels.
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Collector's Box
For a full appreciation of the entire cycle, the Four Seasons series is also available in a handsome, limited-edition (150 pieces) collector's box, home and shelter to all four timepieces, to be selected according to the season or the wearer's mood. Each timepiece is a true celebration of Nature and its seasons—that sacred, eternal rhythm to our human lives.
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Inspired by three elements
The partnership began initially in 2017 when Rado sponsored Grandi Giardini Italiani, an organisation promoting the rich heritage of grand Italian gardens. With design influences ranging from the Renaissance to the contemporary, each garden shares characteristics of Italian design that have transcended the centuries: proportion, colour and tasteful combinations. To commemorate this original partnership, Rado launched the True Thinline Nature collection, a set of limited edition watches in three special edition colours inspired by the elements Earth, Water and Leaf.
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Rado True Great Gardens of the World
In 2020, Rado decided to extend the association, this time on a larger scale, by helping to launch Great Gardens of the World. The organisation encompasses sites and institutions in 20 countries, as well as showcasing some of the world's best landscape designers. It gave rise to another sophisticated collection, Rado True Great Gardens of the World, combining natural elements with the very latest in high-tech materials technology.
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'The great challenge for the garden designer is not to make the garden look natural, but to make the garden so that the people in it will feel natural.'
Lawrence Halprin, landscape architect
About Great Gardens of the World
Great Gardens of the World is a network across 20 countries, showcasing the very best in landscape design and profiling some of the leaders in the field, such as Australia’s Paul Bangay, China’s Kongjian Yu, Britain’s Dan Pearson and Italy’s Patrizia Pozzi.
It features outstanding contemporary gardens experimenting with colour combinations and architectural forms, as well as historical gardens commissioned by kings, popes, sultans and tycoons, built on a balance of harmony, symmetry and serenity.