What does bust down mean in watches

Understanding the Art of Bust Down Watches at RDP Miami Beach Jewelry

"Bust down" in the world of watches is a term that resonates with luxury and exclusivity. At RDP Miami Beach Jewelry, we specialize in crafting these opulent Bust Down Watches, transforming classic timepieces into extraordinary works of art.

The Essence of Bust Down Watches

A Bust Down Watch is a watch that has been customized by embedding diamonds into it. At RDP Miami Beach Jewelry, we offer a variety of these luxurious watches, including Rolex Bust Downs and Iced Out Cartier Watches, each adorned with high-quality, natural diamonds.

A Diverse Collection of Bust Down Timepieces

Our collection of Bust Down Watches includes not only Cartier and Rolex but also the esteemed Bust Down AP (Audemars Piguet) Watches, all customized with precision and care.

Beyond Watches: Iced Out Chains and Gold Chains

At RDP Miami Beach Jewelry, we extend our luxury offerings beyond watches. Explore our collection of Iced Out Bust Down Chains and a variety of Gold Chains, each crafted to add a touch of opulence to your look.

Elevate Your Style with Iced Out Cuban Link Chains

Our Iced Out Cuban Link Chains are perfect for those who seek to make a bold fashion statement, crafted with the highest quality of natural diamonds.

We Buy Your Valuable Pieces

At RDP Miami Beach, we also buy luxury jewelry items. Whether it's watches, chains, or diamonds, we offer competitive prices for your precious items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Busting down a watch involves intricately setting numerous small diamonds onto the watch's surface, including the face, bezel, and band, transforming it into a dazzling piece of jewelry.

Iced out watches can lose value because the process of customization may alter the original design and craftsmanship of the watch, affecting its resale value as a collector's item.

Watches customized with diamonds can lose value compared to their original, unaltered state, as the addition of diamonds can be seen as a modification that deviates from the original design and intent of the watchmaker.

Factors that can decrease the value of a Rolex include significant wear and tear, aftermarket modifications (such as adding diamonds), lack of original parts, and absence of documentation or original packaging.