904L stainless steel –  In 1985, Rolex started using the 904L stainless steel alloy, which is one of the toughest steel grades you can find today. Rolex is committed to produce beautiful, functional, and durable watches. And that’s why they use 904L stainless steel. The steel grade is meant to be used for the most demanding situations, and highly corrosive conditions. Few steel grades, if any, can match the 904L stainless steel alloy used by Rolex.

Platinum – platinum is a rare, precious material and visually striking.  Rolex uses 950 platinum, and when combined with ruthenium this produces a robust material with great shine. The strength of the platinum has almost twice as many than that of the gold, making it become a great choice to set with precious stones. And its high density ensures long wear-resisting, stand the test of time, promise the eternal beauty. Rolex watch design in addition to the unique everose gold, the yellow gold and the white gold, there are also some watches made by platinum, for example, the Rolex Datejust replica also have many platinum watches. 

Gold –  Gold is one of the most precious of metals and has its own unique power and potency. More than just a watch and more than just another fashion accessory, Gold Watches have the power and mystique to transform the wrists of men and women everywhere. In a word, a gold watch is a lifetime investment and makes a beautiful fashionable timepiece. Rolex only uses 18ct gold, and when it’s mixed with elements like silver and copper, it produces different types of gold like yellow, white and its unique everose gold. When it comes to the maintenance of the Rolex watches which are made of gold and platinum material, the first thing to note is do not place together with the perfume, cosmetics and so on, or the watch case, strap will be faded out, spoiled or damaged.