Centurionone
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That's because white gold is in essence an alloy of yellow gold and at least one white metal, usually nickel, manganese or palladium.
Patek uses palladium instead of nickel as the usage of the latter is heavily regulated in the EU.
My 5740g
Just shared my 5321j , but I guess I should share some of my others. Which might explain why I got one so quickly ! I love this watch. It is crazy thin. It’s my favourite nautilus ...
It’s an amazing watch perfect accept for one thing in my opinion and that’s the metal it came in .
I would have preferred it in either platinum or steel because Pateks white gold is not white like there steel or platinum.I still love the price watch though. Just my 2c worth Iqbal
That's because white gold is in essence an alloy of yellow gold and at least one white metal, usually nickel, manganese or palladium.
Patek uses palladium instead of nickel as the usage of the latter is heavily regulated in the EU.
Yes but it's really a dirty steel colour versus
Other white gold...might be the absence of rhodium plating
You surely have an AD that spoils you, I wish my country had an AD like that
Congratulations on your beautiful watch.
Absolutely phenomenal!
I'm still waiting for my allocation, till then let me live vicariously through you and your pictures. Thanks
Its now called "gray gold"
Most of the really white gold is rhodium plated anyway. The newer white gold alloys are gray, the older alloys had yellow tints and were not too appealing.
