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chowkanhung · 13 August 2011, 08:48 AM

Some Rolex models are all made of white gold. How many of you can identify white gold and steel 914L with your naked eyes ? As white gold is much expensive than steel 914L, why is white gold not replaced by steel 914L ?

What is the advantage of using white gold to make the fluted bezel but not the steel 914 ? White gold is less resistant to scratch when comparing to steel 914L, am I correct ?

Thanks a lot
Chow

13 August 2011, 08:48 AM	#1
chowkanhung Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Hong Kong Posts: 18	Can you differentiate steel 914L from white gold ? Some Rolex models are all made of white gold. How many of you can identify white gold and steel 914L with your naked eyes ? As white gold is much expensive than steel 914L, why is white gold not replaced by steel 914L ? What is the advantage of using white gold to make the fluted bezel but not the steel 914 ? White gold is less resistant to scratch when comparing to steel 914L, am I correct ? Thanks a lot Chow

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