Among women's rose gold watches you can choose from affordable fashion watches all the way up to higher-end Swiss Longines models. Fossil, Bering, Longines and Tommy Hilfiger form the backbone of the range, but you'll also find Daniel Klein, Tissot and Vostok Europe. You order online and it's delivered to your door. We're an official dealer for every one of these brands, and if you'd like to change a strap or battery later, our own watch service will do it.
What makes a women's watch rose gold?
Rose gold is a pinkish shade of gold, and its colour comes from copper. On most women's watches it is a coloured coating (IP or PVD) applied to a stainless steel case, while some pricier Swiss models may also feature genuine rose gold elements – always check the product details to see which one it is. A coated case is plenty durable for everyday wear; just avoid rubbing it against metal surfaces.
Which women's rose gold watch should you choose?
- Slim, classic: the Bering Classic and the Longines La Grande – the latter is a flat-cased Swiss classic that will still look elegant decades from now.
- Fashionable, everyday: Fossil Carlie and Jacqueline, Daniel Klein Premium, Cluse Minuit or Lorus Women.
- If you want to swim with it: look for 10 or 20 ATM pieces, for example among the Vostok Europe Undiné models.
What goes with rose gold?
It looks especially lovely on warm-toned skin and harmonises with rose gold or yellow gold jewellery – it can also be worn with silver if the contrast doesn't bother you. With a white or mother-of-pearl dial the effect is delicate, with a black dial bolder. You'll find the other case colours on the page of women's watches by case colour.
When choosing online, it's worth knowing that the shade of rose gold varies by brand: some are pinker, others more coppery or peachy. Look at the product photos from several angles, and if you want to match your existing jewellery, write to us and we'll help you decide.
Women's rose gold watches – what customers ask
Does the rose gold coating wear off a women's watch?
With normal wear, a quality IP or PVD rose gold coating stays beautiful for a long time. Wear shows mostly where the watch rubs against a desk or laptop, so the clasp and the underside of the case get shiny first.
What determines the price of a women's rose gold watch?
Mostly the brand, the movement, and whether the watch has coated steel or genuine rose gold elements. Most pieces sit at the fashion-watch price level, with Longines and Tissot making up the upper range.
Should I choose a rose gold or a yellow gold watch?
If you want a more understated, feminine look, rose gold is the better choice because it's softer than yellow gold. It's worth matching it to the colour of the jewellery you wear most.
Can I swim with a rose gold women's watch?
Only with models that have at least 10 ATM water resistance. Most are 3 or 5 ATM, which handles rain and hand washing but not swimming – you'll find the water resistance on every product page.