Rolex Diamond​

Rolex Diamond​ watches with diamond bezels are very popular among women, because they offer an extra sense of extravagance, elegance and femininity to what is already a luxury purchase. With that being said, there are a wide range of models from the brand that feature diamond bezels, while it is also possible to modify existing watches.

As a result, for inexperienced buyers, the process can be somewhat daunting and it can be difficult to know where to start. To help out, we have compiled a comprehensive guide to buying ladies’ Rolex watches with diamond bezels, so that you can purchase the luxury watch you have always wanted, or make additions to a watch you already own.

The first thing to understand about Rolex Diamond​ is that there are a number of different variations to choose from and each of these styles produces a different final aesthetic.

Diamond set bezels feature a relatively small number of individual diamonds, which are placed onto the bezel in an arranged pattern. With these watches, the bezel itself is still highly visible and the diamonds serve to enhance it. This is usually the cheapest option for adding diamonds to a Rolex. Full diamond bezels are, as the same suggests, bezels which are fitted with diamonds all the way around. This is usually achieved through the use of a bezel insert. In contrast to the previous variation, with full diamond bezels the diamonds dominate the entire bezel and the material underneath is barely visible

When seeking a Rolex Diamond​, one of the most important decisions to make is whether you want factory diamonds, installed at the Rolex factory, or aftermarket custom diamonds, which are applied to your watch after purchase, by a specialist. First, it is important to understand what the difference really means.

As a company, Rolex specialize in luxury watches, not luxury jewellery, and this, combined with the fact that you are paying for the Rolex name itself, means that factory diamonds are the more expensive option. By contrast, aftermarket diamonds are cheaper, even when dealing with the exact same quality and number of diamonds.