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Old 26 May 2015, 11:54 AM   #30
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SaddleSC is right. White gold (all white gold) has a warm silvery color, as opposed to the more neutral silver of stainless steel or platinum. You can't call it yellowish. Some jewelry makers plate white gold with palladium to give it a more neutral color. I understand Rolex does not do this.
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