Sedna gold instead of ordinary rose gold
Omega's rose gold is called Sedna gold and consists of gold, copper and palladium. The palladium stabilises the alloy and prevents the warm hue from fading over the years – a well-known problem with simple rose gold alloys. The material is named after the dwarf planet Sedna.
Where Omega uses it
Sedna gold is found on complete cases as well as on details: On hands and indices, on bezels or in combination with stainless steel. It appears particularly often on the Speedmaster, the Seamaster Aqua Terra and the Constellation.
Omega rose gold at HORANDO
This overview shows the available models in Sedna gold and with rose gold accents. Every watch is inspected and delivered with the manufacturer's warranty.