When it comes to personal adornments, choosing between a watch that embodies simplicity and a luxurious appearance can be a tough call. On the one hand, “plain watches” evoke the very essence of minimalism—no fuss, function with clean lines and enduringly chic materials. They’re perfect for the person who eschews excess and prizes watchmaking artistry in artful understatement.
On the other hand, “moissanite watches” take the very idea of a watch and ramp up its visual opulence like few other timepieces can, thanks to the presence of that oh-so-sparkly gemstone. Indeed, if you’re considering a watch studded with gems, you might feel more inclined to go for rubies, sapphires, or even diamonds. They all have a certain heft as gemstones. But a watch studded with Moissanite has a certain lightness and radiance that can also make it feel quite possibly like the watch version of “American Beauty.”
Defining Plain Watches
Watches that are “plain” are simple, classic timepieces embody minimalism. They have clean dials and are made from high-quality materials. The functionality of these watches trumps any potential decorative aspects, making them easy corollaries to function-mode.
What makes a plain watch plain? Their makers don’t (or can’t) add any extra parts, whether an extra gear that does something or an additional hand that points somewhere. Their appearance is the most unembellished of any unembellished watch. They are the dullest of the functional.
What Are Moissanite Watches?
Wearing a moissanite watch is in style, and the watch itself may contain moissanite gemstones. Moissanite is a stone that sparkles like a diamond but is much more affordable. Therefore, moissanite is a luxurious-looking and durable jewellery or watch design product.
In function and appearance, a moissanite watch is comparable to any watch one might pick up at a local department store. They serve as an everyday watch or can be worn at any function; however, what sets them apart is their appearance. They are breath-taking.
Watches for Men That Feature Moissanite
Men’s watches featuring Moissanite are created with an eye for style and class. The dials tend to be larger, with the stones reflecting in tandem with strong materials like stainless steel and titanium to create a bold and beautiful look. Moreover, a watch is not just a pretty face, and that’s another area where these pieces excel. All the faces in the following selection perform excellently as timekeepers; some perform nearly at the top of the field (with three different types of outstanding quartz movements, for instance).
The Luxurious Choice Is Iced-Out Watches
Watches on the market today can be found draped in their fair share of luxury. Some may even argue that “diamonds are a girl’s best friend” could just as easily be applied to timepieces. Iced-out watches fall into the category of “luxurious bling.”
These sparkling beauties first came onto the scene a few decades ago and have applied their signature “ice” to various watch styles. The bold designs and copious amounts of light-reflective stones make the iced-out timepiece a sure-fire conversation starter and perfect for any gentleman gearing up for the next cocktail soirée.
Reasons to Choose VVS Moissanite Watches
Watches featuring VVS (Very, Very Slightly Included) Moissanite are incredibly beautiful and brilliant. Here are specific reasons that make them worthy of selection:
VVS moissanite stones possess a practically perfect clarity. They may have some almost undetectable impurities, but they’re so minor that you can’t see them without a magnifying glass. Even under 10x magnification, the stones’ sparkly clarity makes the unchecked brilliance of a diamond appear dirty—and flat, in comparison, without the no-color warmth and fire of a moissanite. From any angle, this watch doesn’t just chill and glisten; with a midnight-shining clarity, it straight-up twinkles.
VVS moissanite is a less expensive substitute for diamonds, but it offers a quality almost identical to that of diamonds in appearance and lustre. Nearly every jewel that gives us the feeling of luxury costs much more than we can afford, yet investing in Moissanite gives you the luxury look and feel without breaking the bank.
The strength of Moissanite makes it the perfect stone for jewellery and especially for rings, which take the most abuse in daily wear. Moissanite has a hardness of 9.25 on the Mohs scale. Only diamonds, which have a hardness of 10, are tougher. As a result, your ring will not only scratch but also hold its lustre and be nearly as brilliant as the day you bought it.
Exceptional Brilliance The brilliance emitted by VVS moissanite gemstones is beyond compare, and this is due to their spectacular clarity and cut. Even under the most basic lighting conditions, they exceed, and this outstanding depth of shine has made an impact—in both a literal and figurative sense—on the look of Dubai’s luxury watch market.
Watches in the Endless Charm VVS Moissanite collection tantalize the eye with something that must be magic—but it isn’t. The brilliance and clarity of these almost impossibly perfect moissanite gemstone dials make them seem so enchanting. Mismatched with the inherently stunning qualities of a 316L stainless steel watch case and a leather watch band, it is a design alchemy that produces an eye-catching and still thoroughly “classic” timepiece that could, and very likely will, hang in there for the next 50 years as something effortlessly stylish.
A Comprehensive Comparison of Watches: The Plain and Moissanite Types
Regarding the design, plain watches showcase a minimalist and versatile look that complements any outfit. You can wear a plain watch in any context, and it will likely fit right in, thanks to its understated elegance. On the other hand, moissanite watches take the glam factor and up it several notches. They are the eye-catching pieces you might wear to a red carpet, and they also work well for several other more common scenarios where you might want your timepiece to be an ornamental piece of jewellery. So, except for the context of the potential red carpet, is there any scenario where a moissanite watch might be a reasonable option?
