Rolex Diamond

Rolex diamond watches are now a symbol of luxury and sophistication. Rolex diamonds or other precious stones such as rubies, sapphires and emeralds can be found on the case, dial and bezel of Rolex watches. Rolex's commitment to quality is evident in the selection of diamonds used in Rolex watches, as they must meet the highest standards of precision and craftsmanship. The range of Rolex diamond watches extends from understated understatement, such as the Datejust model with a single row of diamonds, to the grandiose Rainbow Daytona models with a multitude of colorful stones. Rolex diamond watches are highly sought after for their beauty and elegance.

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Rolex Diamond prices at a glance

As of November 2026. Prices in euros. In addition, 20 references whose price is quoted on request.

  • from €10,490
  • Median €52,400
  • to €419,900
  • Models 24

The figures come from our own range and are recalculated every month.

In-House Gemmologists, In-House Setters

Rolex maintains its own gemmological department, which inspects every stone before it is used. Only diamonds of the highest clarity and colour grades are used; stones that do not meet the internal specifications are rejected. The setting is carried out by in-house specialists.

From Hour Markers to Full Pavé

The most understated version features diamond hour markers on the dial. Beyond that come bezels set with brilliant-cut diamonds, lugs with set stones and finally fully paved dials. Depending on the version, the character of the watch changes from a subtle accent to a true piece of jewellery.

Rolex with Diamonds at HORANDO

In this overview you will find all available models set with diamonds, from the Datejust to the Day-Date. Every watch is inspected and delivered with complete papers.

Rolex Tick Talk Video - History, milestones and iconic models

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