What distinguishes rose gold from yellow gold
Both alloys usually contain 750 parts of fine gold per thousand, i.e. 18 carats. The shade is determined by the other metals added: More copper produces rose gold, more silver produces yellow gold. Some manufactures have developed their own formulas that counteract the fading of the reddish tone over the years, such as Sedna Gold at Omega or Everose at Rolex.
Solid gold or bicolour
In solid gold, a watch looks unified and feels noticeably heavier on the wrist. Bicolour models combine stainless steel with rose gold, usually on the bezel, crown and centre links, which makes them lighter and more understated. Which version suits you also depends on your skin tone and wrist size.
Buy rose gold watches at HORANDO
Every watch is inspected once again by HORANDO before shipping, and the reference and serial number are verified. Shipping is insured and, if you wish, you can pay in instalments via PayPal or Klarna.