Three proprietary gold alloys
Omega develops its own gold and uses three protected alloys: Sedna Gold, a rose gold containing palladium for lasting colour stability, Moonshine Gold, a lighter, paler shade of yellow gold and Canopus Gold, an exceptionally white white gold without rhodium plating. All three are crafted in 18 carat.
Why proprietary alloys
Conventional rose gold loses colour intensity over time because the copper reacts; conventional white gold has to be rhodium-plated and the coating wears off at the edges. Omega's alloys avoid both and keep their tone for years.
Omega in gold at HORANDO
This overview shows the available gold models from the Speedmaster, Seamaster, Constellation and De Ville lines. Every watch is inspected and delivered with the manufacturer's warranty.