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Founded in 2005, Time 4 Diamonds is one of the UK’s leading watch, jewellery, and customisation specialists, with decades of experience across a variety of luxury product sectors. With hundreds of exclusive and rare watches available from brands such as Richard Mille, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Hublot, Rolex, and Cartier, we’re sure to have what you’re looking for, and if not, we’ll find it or make it for you. Source
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Search ArticlesDiamonds vs Gemstones on a Watch: Hardness, Colour, Cost and Care Compared
Summary: Diamonds are the hardest stone you can set on a watch at 10 on the Mohs scale, but sapphires and rubies at 9 are tougher against knocks and carry colour a diamond cannot. Emeralds sit at 7.5 to 8 and need the most care. On a bezel, coloured stones typically cost around half the price of a diamond setting of the same cut.
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The 12 Best Luxury Automatic Watches in 2026 Twelve self-winding watches from the great Swiss houses, ranked by the calibre inside them, with the specifications that matter and what each one is actually like to own. Read more Rolex Bracelet Types Explained: Every Bracelet from Oyster to Settimo Rolex has produced seven named bracelets since 1945. This guide covers how each one is built, which models wear it and how to choose between them. Read more Who Owns Rolex?
Watch News & Guides
The 12 Best Luxury Automatic Watches in 2026 Twelve self-winding watches from the great Swiss houses, ranked by the calibre inside them, with the specifications that matter and what each one is actually like to own. Read more Rolex Bracelet Types Explained: Every Bracelet from Oyster to Settimo Rolex has produced seven named bracelets since 1945. This guide covers how each one is built, which models wear it and how to choose between them. Read more Who Owns Rolex?
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10 Best Luxury Watches to Buy in 2026 A specialist ranking of the 10 best luxury watch brands to buy in 2026, with the specific models, references and reasons each one earns its place. Read more 7 Best Patek Philippe Watches to Invest in 2026 Looking for the best Patek Philippe watches to invest in this year? We break down 7 models, from the legendary Nautilus 5711 in rose gold to the brand-new Cubitus, that offer the strongest value re...
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The 12 Best Luxury Automatic Watches in 2026
Summary: The best luxury automatic watches in 2026 are the Rolex Submariner Date 126610LN, Rolex Land-Dweller 127334, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding 15510ST and Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A, followed by eight more from Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Hublot and Richard Mille. Every pick runs an in-house self-winding calibre with a power reserve of 42 to 72 hours and chronometer-grade accuracy.
Rolex Bracelet Types Explained: Every Bracelet from Oyster to Settimo
Article Summary: Rolex makes seven named bracelet types. The three-link Oyster (patented 1947), five-link Jubilee (1945), semi-circular President (1956), gem-ready Pearlmaster (1992), elastomer Oysterflex (2015), integrated Flat Jubilee (2025) and seven-link Settimo (2025). Each is tied to specific models and clasps, and the choice affects comfort, character and resale value.
Who Owns Rolex? Inside the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation
Article Summary: Rolex is owned entirely by the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation, a private charitable foundation established in Geneva on 1 August 1945 by founder Hans Wilsdorf. The foundation is the sole owner of the Rolex group, which means the company has no outside investors, publishes no accounts and no realistic mechanism exists for it to be bought, sold or floated on a stock exchange. Hans Wilsdorf founded Wilsdorf & Davis in London in 1905 and registered the Rolex trademark in 1908.
How to Wind, Set & Care for your Rolex
Article Summary: To wind a Rolex, unscrew the crown anticlockwise, turn it clockwise around 25 to 40 times, then screw it firmly back down. Pull the crown out one click to set the date and two clicks to set the time. Clean the watch with a microfibre cloth, keep the crown screwed down and have the movement serviced roughly every ten years. Rolex states a minimum of 25 clockwise crown turns for an adequate manual wind. You cannot overwind a Rolex because the mainspring uses a slipping bridle.
Rolex Logo Meaning: The Story Behind the Crown
Article Summary: The Rolex logo is a five-pointed crown called the coronet, trademarked in 1925, and it symbolises prestige, victory and personal achievement, an idea Rolex reinforces with the slogan "A Crown for Every Achievement". The brand has never confirmed what the five points mean, and the tiny markings beneath the coronet on the winding crown identify the watch's sealing system and case metal.