Rado has re-introduced a chronograph to its modern family of Captain Cook explorer watches.

The Captain Cook Chronograph collection, launching today, comes in three versions: two in steel and one in solid bronze.

They join the popular ceramic case and bracelet three-hander models in the sports watch collection.

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Rado is aiming to give each watch in the chronograph collection several looks thanks to a range of “EasyClip” interchangeable straps and bracelets.

The bronze piece has two different NATO straps and a leather option.

Steel models come with the choice of a steel bracelet or two straps: NATO or leather in the black or blue colours of their dials.

All three styles are powered by the R801 automatic movement with Nivachron anti-magnetic hairspring and 59 hour power reserve.

This movement allows Rado to make the watch a little slimmer at 43mm diameter and 14.8mm tall.

Prices range from £3,440 for steel on NATO or leather strap up to £4,090 for the bronze model.