There are several methods to enhance watches with diamonds. Fixing a diamond to a watch requires a setting that’s stable, secure and lasting, and can vary depending on the watch and jeweller. The most popular diamond watch settings include: Bezel setting: This is where the diamond is fixed in a collar of metal, providing a decorative, secure and raised effect on the watch. Claw setting: This setting involves metal prongs used to hold the diamond in place, providing a traditional watch look. Pave setting: This setting uses the case metal of the watch as the bed for each diamond, with small beads to hold them in place. It provides a luxurious and radiant effect.