Radia Trinity Owner Review : Balanced, consistent and solar

Interested in microbrands, I hadn't yet taken the plunge. I saw this watch announced by Radia, a Polish microbrand, for whom this is their second model, and their first automatic. Radia, as its name suggests, has a history linked to the atom. The atom and timekeeping are intimately connected. Moreover, this model, the Trinity, refers to the name of the first American nuclear test. The model is presented as a field watch, and it's consistent in design with its circular brushed dial, railway track minute markers, and raised indices with Luminova, with a particular appeal for the 12 o'clock marker. It boasts 200 meters of water resistance and a sapphire crystal! It's also 39 mm in diameter, so it's not too big. The finishing is decent and in line with the price range (between 450 and 500 euros). There's also a black version that gives it a very vinyl record look. I preferred the yellow version, which reminded me of the sun (and therefore stayed within the theme of atoms and nuclear testing). My only regret is that the yellow lacks a bit of nuance, but that's a matter of taste. In any case, it's a limited-edition model, and the brand owner is approachable and friendly.