This is one of our diamond-paved dials. Adorned with hundreds of meticulously chosen diamonds. Tiny holes are first drilled into the gold disc to cradle the precious stones. In a precisely orchestrated sequence, the gem-setter places each diamond before folding a delicate sliver of metal over its edge to hold it in place. These gold fragments are then shaped and polished into minuscule, radiant domes. It is a process every Rolex artisan can replicate, time and again. From this shared mastery, a

@Rolex always strives to ensure that its watchmaking remains easy to use, regardless of the complexities it faces in achieving this goal. Take the Saros calendar. It equips the Sky-Dweller with an annual calendar using just four gear-trains and two additional gear ratios. And the Ring Command system, enables date, month, local time and reference time to be set using only the rotating bezel and winding crown. Simplicity drives the brand's entire manufacturing process because it knows from experie