dsio
··Ash @ ΩFAH! Thats what they meant by 'the top is...'. Even so, a solid-gold bezel would be non-original, right? So probably not a good thing.
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AH! Thats what they meant by 'the top is...'. Even so, a solid-gold bezel would be non-original, right? So probably not a good thing.
Solid gold bezel on gold cap is correct typically (not always but for the majority)
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AH! Thats what they meant by 'the top is...'. Even so, a solid-gold bezel would be non-original, right? So probably not a good thing.
I don't know because I'm really not a gold-capped watch guy. But some people have indicated that bezels of gold-capped watches are sometimes solid 14k gold. It would be interesting to know for sure.
that’s all I was sent. I will pick up tomorrow. I looked up values. It’s below what they are selling for
I mean, it very clearly IS plated/filled/etc. IN that the case is not solid gold.
AH! Thats what they meant by 'the top is...'. Even so, a solid-gold bezel would be non-original, right? So probably not a good thing.
I don’t wish to appear to be busting your balls @ErichKeane -and I’m sure you are just trying to be helpful - but if you don’t actually know something it would be better not to comment rather than giving misleading information.
(And ameliorating strong comments with clarifications or questions doesn’t help - as the statement has still been made.)
For clarity:
Constellations were the top of the line offering by Omega.
All gold 50s/60s Constellations that are not solid gold are 14k gold capped, not filled or plated, which is a far superior finish to filled or plated.
The bezels on these gold capped watches are solid 14k gold (as per @dsio ‘s explanation above. )