RAINBOW
The Tomell London Rainbow Edition is the UK's most distinctive rainbow wrist watch. 54 individually set gemstone bezel stones across the full colour spectrum. Frosted 316L stainless steel case. Diamond-dust stardust dial. Sapphire crystal glass. 10 ATM swim-rated. The rainbow wrist watch that sits in the same visual territory as the Rolex Rainbow Daytona at £100,000+. From £425.
Why this rainbow wrist watch looks different
Every stone in the Rainbow Edition bezel is individually set — the same construction method used in fine jewellery. Not adhesive. Not cast. Set. Cheap rainbow watches use adhesive stones that fall out within months. The Rainbow Edition uses individually set stones that stay permanently. The frosted case finish scatters light rather than reflecting it, creating a watch that looks completely different in every lighting condition.
The Rainbow Edition range
Rainbow Edition Black — £425: Frosted black 316L case. Deep blue stardust dial. 54 individually set rainbow stones. 10 ATM. The most dramatic rainbow wrist watch in the collection.
Rainbow Edition Silver — £425: Frosted silver 316L case. Stardust dial. 54 stones. 10 ATM. The most versatile rainbow wrist watch — works across every outfit.
Rainbow Edition Rose Gold — £425: Frosted rose gold 316L case. Stardust dial. 54 stones. 10 ATM. The warmest rainbow wrist watch in the range.
Rainbow Limited Edition — £475: Frosted gold 316L case. Deep blue stardust dial. 54 stones. 10 ATM. Single capped production run. No restock. The permanent rainbow wrist watch.
Specification across all Rainbow Edition watches
Case: Grade 316L stainless steel frosted finish. Bezel: 54 individually set rainbow gemstone stones. Glass: Sapphire crystal. Movement: Japanese quartz. Water resistance: 10 ATM — swim-rated. Free UK shipping. Ships within 48 hours. 28-day returns. 24-month warranty. Every order packed personally by Tomas, the founder, with a handwritten note.
4.9 stars from 133 verified reviews. Prestige Award 2024/25. Independent British brand, London, founded 2021.
