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·I think this model looks stunning, but I can’t tell if this is Sedna gold or yellow gold. For additional reference, the link to the video is
and starts at 3:38. Thanks!
Can anyone tell if this is Sedna gold or yellow gold?
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I was just giving you a hard time, but I actually deleted that comment after I realized it looks more like the yellow gold version, which can also be found on their website 😉 The Sedna color has more pink to it. The reason it looks less yellow in your photos is there is a dark object over the watch, which is affecting the color. It’s why the hands look black. The crown is the real giveaway as it has a much brighter, or truer, yellow color compared to the bezel.
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·I was just giving you a hard time, but I actually deleted that comment after I realized it looks more like the yellow gold version, which can also be found on their website 😉 The Sedna color has more pink to it. The reason it looks less yellow in your photos is there is a dark object over the watch, which is affecting the color. It’s why the hands look black. The crown is the real giveaway as it has a much brighter, or truer, yellow color compared to the bezel.
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hen
·I`ll be damned Kevin picked an Omega, despite being entry level.🤪
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·Sedna gold didn't exist back then.... that would be "Red gold"
Haah. Apparently you are correct. Omega uses “Red gold and Cera Gold” to describe it.
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