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Holdemchamp1225's initial encounter with the Omega Speedmaster Canopus Gold offers a valuable first impression of this significant release. His post captures the immediate allure of Omega's proprietary white gold alloy, setting the stage for a deeper dive into its characteristics and how it compares to other precious metal Speedmaster variants. This article explores the nuances of the Canopus Gold Speedmaster, drawing on community insights to provide a comprehensive perspective for collectors considering this reference.
"So first, what is Canopus gold? According to the brand, it is an exclusive 18K white gold alloy that Omega has been using since 2015. It is composed of gold (>75%), palladium (>20%) and small quantities of platinum and rhodium, providing the standard characteristics of other 18K golds, while also distinguishing itself for its high brilliance, whiteness and longevity. The alloy is named after the bright star Canopus, which is 71 times bigger and 10,000 times brighter than our sun. Due to its bri
It is slightly heavier than the Moonshine and really stunning in the metal 🔥
I like the Pt meteorite for some reason! Btw happen to see the new speedy last weekend - love the stepped dial...I must admit... Feels a tad thinner when compared to old speedy. Best, Mahesh.,
. . . which, while stunning, paled in Sedna's shadow. Art
They should actually sell them as a special edition pairing... The Canopus is freaking awesome!!!
As for a pair of LE pieces, not a bad idea 😉🔥
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