Chicolini
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Opinion requested: Breguet 7147 enamel dial
. . . rose gold or white gold? Thank you.
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Opinion requested: Breguet 7147 enamel dial
. . . rose gold or white gold? Thank you. ...
I think I would choose rose gold for the warmer tone,
but it's only a matter of personal preference and the monochrome effect of white gold is very nice too. Best, Emmanuel credit: @orjewellers & A Blog To Watch ...
White for me.
I really like the rose gold too but white seems more appropriate for this classy and somber piece.
White gold for me...
The blue Breguet hands just pop on the white gold version and may be the best true dress watch on Earth!
Rose for me, Chicolini.
But only because I don't have anything in rose. Would be ecstatic to have either of them...
This is what a friend of mine calls
champagne problems. You can't go wrong with either. As far my preference, I like white gold, but in this case I would choose the rose gold for the warmth as stated above.
No opinion on color...but...
...I do prefer the sub-seconds to have 'rounded' edges instead of being sharply-defined...