232.63.38.20.01.001 OR 210.22.42.20.01.002 Sedna Gold

Hi Guys, am getting my first omega watch and considering the full sedna rose gold or the 2 tone rose gold. Any opinions thank u.

No question. Full sedna rose gold.

Definitely full gold. Just don’t overpay: as I’ve mentioned a few times in other threads (whenever someone is contemplating a precious metal Omega), when it comes to gold watches, this is not a brand that holds its value well. You can pay $25k USD at an authorized Omega dealer and as soon as you leave the store, you’ve got a watch that you’d be lucky to sell to another buyer for $12k. You’re much better off buying from a preowned/gray dealer and avoiding that hit. There are many of these on the market in the $11k to 18k range. Just be careful—especially with Japanese listings—to avoid ones on chrono24 that say, in the fine print, “item needs to be procured.” That means they don’t actually have the watch, and they can tie up your money for weeks or months. You want “item is in stock.”

If you’re in the states, this one might appeal:

https://www.chrono24.com/omega/seamaster-planet-ocean-600m-23263382001001--id28357108.htm

That said, I can’t vouch for the watch or the seller—the listing looks good to me, but due diligence, of course.

Thank u guys, I'll be visiting Tokyo soon and see if manage to get the full gold from there.

Well, to provide another opinion, I think a full gold diver is overkill.

Personally I like the two tone as it's a bit more subtle but still looks very luxurious and expensive.

Full gold. You’ll love it. It has a solid weight around your wrist that gives you a secure and assured feeling your watch is right there. It feels comforting. Its gleam will also catch your eye and you’ll be stealing glances at it every so often.

Well, for that matter, any watch that costs more than $75 is probably overkill. 😀 This is the Omega Forums: not a single underkiller among us.

The Sedna gold looks like a unregrattable choice for sure!

If you are even considering the full gold watch as an option I have to assume that you are not looking for subtlety in this piece. I like subtlety, but if I was considering not being subtle, the full gold would do it.