Watches

Q: Is it permissible for men to wear a watch that is 90% stainless steel and 10 percent white gold. The white gold is on the face.

Q: What is the ruling on men wearing watches that contain silver and/or gold? Is it permissible if the silver or gold does not touch the skin when worn?

Is it permissible if the silver or gold is only on the bezels, hands of the watch, or the logo of the watch?

Q: Is it allowed to wear wrist watches with diamonds in it?

Q: Is it permissible to wear gold plated watches? Meaning, the whole watch is gold plated with real gold.

Q: Is it permissible for men to wear a watch that has a case and dial made of stainless steel, however it's hands and hour markers are gold plated? Does it make a difference if another watch has hands and hour markers that are rose gold plated?

Q: Is it permissible for a man to wear a watch that is made out of stainless steel but the hands and hours markers in the dial are rose gold plated?

Q: I bought an automatic watch that was stated to be all stainless steel. However, I was looking through the  case back and it appears that the rotor (instrument that winds the watch that makes it work) might be gold plated. I looked online and it does seem like the rotor is made of steel, not solid gold. The rest of the watch components, such as the dial, hands, markers, case, strap, buckle & case back are either made of steel or crystal.  Would it be impermissible to wear such a watch if the rotor (or any other mechanical part on the inside) is gold plated?  If that is the case and I have been wearing that watch for the past 8 months, what needs to be done? Should I sell it or would that also be impermissible?

Q: Can men wear stainless steel watches?

Q: In which hand one should wear a wrist watch?

Q: Is it better to wear one's watch on the left hand or on the right hand?