18K Rose Gold Skeleton Dial Diamond Bezel Watch
Watch (Luxury Dress Watch, Ladies' Skeleton Model) · Rose Gold (composed of gold and copper alloy for the warm pinkish hue)
Purity: 18K (750 fineness), approximately 75% pure gold, likely solid case or heavy gold plate depending on manufacturer
Type
Watch (Luxury Dress Watch, Ladies' Skeleton Model)
Purity
18K (750 fineness), approximately 75% pure gold, likely solid case or heavy gold plate depending on manufacturer
Gold Type
Rose Gold (composed of gold and copper alloy for the warm pinkish hue)
Weight
Estimated case weight 15-25 grams of gold (excluding movement and strap); total weight varies by movement
Description
An elegant ladies' timepiece featuring a rose gold-tone case and a striking skeleton dial that reveals the inner mechanical movement. The outer dial ring is white with black Roman numerals, surrounded by a brilliant diamond-set bezel for maximum light refraction. This piece blends horological transparency with traditional luxury aesthetics.
Key Features
Exposed mechanical skeleton movement, diamond-encrusted bezel, and classic Roman numeral chapter ring
Color & Finish
Polished warm rose gold case; skeletonized movement finished in yellow and rose gold tones
Hallmarks & Stamps
Usually found on case back or between lugs: '750', Helvetic head or St. Bernard dog (if Swiss), and maker's logo
Dimensions Estimate
Case diameter approx 28-32mm; lug width approx 14-16mm; standard ladies' fit
Gemstones & Inlays
Full diamond pavé bezel; stones appear to be round brilliant cut, approximately 0.50-0.80 total carat weight
Clasp & Closure
Tang buckle (pin buckle) closure in matching rose gold or plated stainless steel, attached to a black embossed leather strap
Chain & Links
N/A; item features an embossed leather strap with crocodile/alligator pattern
Craftsmanship Details
Precision CNC-machined case, hand-set diamonds in the bezel, and laser-cut skeleton bridges in the movement
Authentication Indicators
Consistency of the diamond settings, alignment of the Roman numerals, 'Swiss Made' mark at 6 o'clock, and finish quality of the movement gears
Origin & Maker
Likely Swiss or high-end European (e.g., Rotary, Tissot, or similar luxury tier), movement labeled 'SWISS MADE'
Era & Period
Contemporary (2010s-present) featuring modern skeletonization and Roman numeral styling
Age Estimate
Likely manufactured within the last 10-15 years (circa 2010-2024)
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'Quiet Luxury' movement where mechanical complexity is valued as much as precious metal content
Condition Notes
Excellent condition; minimal visible scratching on the case; strap shows slight signs of wear at the adjustment holes
Value Estimate
Value depends heavily on brand and movement type (Automatic vs. Manual); estimated retail $1,500 - $4,500; scrap gold value isolated to the case weight
Care & Maintenance
Clean with a soft microfiber cloth; avoid water immersion as skeleton gaskets can be delicate; service movement every 5 years; avoid strong magnets
Similar Items
Cartier Pasha Skeleton, Patek Philippe Calatrava Skeleton, or Bulova Sutton Skeleton (for a more accessible alternative)
Interesting Facts
Skeleton watches were originally created to showcase the complexity of manual watchmaking and were popularized by Abraham-Louis Breguet in the late 18th century