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Bonest Gatti Gem-Set Tonneau Skeleton Watch — Automatic, Rubber
$1,044.99ClearBG5004-R1BG5004-R2BG5004-R3BG5004-R4 -
Moissanite Pavé Automatic Watch — Blue Dial, Fully Set Bracelet
$1,274.99ClearBlack dialBlue dialOrange dialRed dialSilvery dial -
Moissanite Pavé Automatic Watch — Colored Dial, Miyota 8215, 41 mm
$729.99ClearGold BlackGold BlueGold OrangeGold RedGold WhiteSilver BlackSilver BlueSilver OrangeSilver RedSilver White -
Moissanite Pavé Automatic Watch — Colored Rubber Strap, Miyota 8215
$644.99ClearBlack1Black2Blue1Blue2Gray1Gray2Green1Green2orange1orange2Red1Red2 -
Moissanite Pavé Octagonal Watch — Fully Set Bracelet, Miyota 9015
$1,669.99Clear2 Tone-indexG two Tone-arabicRG two Tone-arabicSilvery Black Index -
Moissanite Pavé Octagonal Watch — Luminous Indices, Miyota 9015
$899.99ClearSilvery-lume indexSilvery-stone indextwo tone goldtwo tone Rose gold -
Moissanite Pavé Square Automatic Watch — Miyota 8215, 40 mm
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Moissanite Pavé Square Watch — Roman Numerals, Miyota 8215, 40 mm
$1,738.99ClearGoldRoseRose-GoldSilver-ColorfulSilver1
Full pavé, described precisely
A fully set watch covers every visible surface of the head with stones, so the case reads as a single field of light. Each listing states the stone — moissanite or cubic zirconia — the movement, and the stone count and case size wherever the maker publishes them. We never describe these stones as diamonds, and the watch has no need of the pretense.
Wearing a statement with composure
Let it be the only statement. A fully set watch asks for a plain cuff, a dark suit or an open collar, and no competing jewelry on the same wrist. It belongs at the wedding, the gala and the celebration dinner — and, for those who wear it with ease, on any evening at all.
Common questions
What does a fully set watch mean?
Every visible surface of the watch head — bezel, dial and case — is set with stones, and on many pieces the bracelet is set as well. Watchmakers call it full pavé.
Are the stones diamonds?
No. Every watch is set with moissanite or cubic zirconia, and each listing names which. Moissanite is a lab-grown gemstone, harder than sapphire and with more fire than diamond; cubic zirconia is a bright, crisp lab-made stone. We never describe either as diamond.
Is a fully set watch too much for daily wear?
It depends on the day. Many owners keep it for evenings and occasions and wear a dress or sport watch otherwise; others wear it daily with quiet clothing. Moissanite is harder than sapphire, so the stones themselves are made to be worn.