Q. What is a diamond watch?

Answer

Diamond bezel watches (with diamonds only on the bezel and sometimes on the lugs) – here the dial and face of the watch have diamonds. The bezel and the sides of the case each have diamonds on them. Totally frozen over timepieces, for the utmost in opulence, these timepieces have diamonds not only on the bezel and sides but even on the lugs and band as well. Jewels and gemstones were initially used into watch movements to lessen the amount of friction that occurred at the most high-wear places. Pivots and bearings are susceptible to significant wear and tear when they come into contact with one another and when the lubrication provided by oil deteriorates.