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Im very happy to recently see more omega-posts here. It makes me feel great because i just bought an omega and i think its been a great decision and i want others to like omega just as much Thanks for your pictures. You have an interesting piece!

In Sedna Gold this Speedie looks superb! I tried it on back then and must say a very nice Omega.

In fact, if you check out the Omega website, Sedna gold seems to be a lighter shade, more in line with rose gold. Here's what I mean... CK2998 in Sedna Gold (courtesy of Fratello): And here is my Speedy 9301 in Orange Gold: ...  

I remember now that there were two alloys ...

I also own a 9301 — yours is the first other example I have ever seen posted in any of the watch forums. Enjoy!

This, from : "According to Omega, they have created the new 18-karat 'orange gold' alloy using 75 percent gold, around 2 percent of silver and platinum, and almost 24 percent of copper that actually provides the alloy with its rich orange tint."

. . . orange gold made its debut many years ago, probably 2010. Here are pics taken in 2011 . . . [watch credit: Omega boutique Beverly Center / photo credits: Dr No] . . . that reflect the hue of orange gold. Art ...