S smpformeThat's interesting. Well, now we know. Thank you so much for taking the time to look into this. It is appreciated. The only thing about this is that the Omega technician had also stated this. It appears he also received some incorrect information. A little disturbing.
S smpformeLooking at the code "QMZ" does not make since with the interpretation of "QM" and "QZ" This dial is ceramic. Who knows. But looks great.
Yes, it's ceramic, but Omega describes the dial as "enamel" and also "email" the French word for it. It's a Swiss/English thing, which I call "Swinglish".,..you kind of have to know how read what is in these documents to fully grasp what's being said.
064QMZ004657 | DIA 215 CERAMIC 43.5 8900 BLACK
MATERIAL : ENAMEL
COLOUR : BLACK
It looks like the ceramic POs have white gold hands: https://www.omegawatches.com/en-us/...master-chronometer-gmt-45-5-mm-21592462201001
So I dont think its wrong to say that white gold hands are considered more "luxurious" since Omega themselves seem to apply them to the more expensive POs.
Indeed - this would be the first I've seen that is not a gold case that has gold hands:
21592462201001 - MATERIAL : AU750-WH LUM
So the answer to the question is....it depends...
"It depends" the answer to nearly everything in life.
Out of curiosity, does 215.92.46.22.01.005 have white gold hands? Its the casamigos PO that I have, judging by the looks im guessing its not white gold since Omega went for more of a darker look, kinda like black chrome.
