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david_ord · 24 February 2012, 06:39 PM

This is a beautiful watch... in the photos. I've never seen this watch in real life. For those of you who have it, how long does it stay beautiful? I would imagine that 18K gets scratched up within days, and thereupon in the long run look severely beat up. If this is the case, how often do you have to take it to the jeweler to get it polished to keep it looking like it should?

Second question: I wonder if the white gold is truly white. In the photos, it looks white. However, all white gold I've ever seen is a tinge of yellow to it. Is the white gold on this watch rid of any and all yellow?

24 February 2012, 06:39 PM	#1
david_ord Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Real Name: David Location: Florida, USA Watch: Deep Sea 116660 Posts: 495	Question Re 116619 Blue Sub 18K white gold This is a beautiful watch... in the photos. I've never seen this watch in real life. For those of you who have it, how long does it stay beautiful? I would imagine that 18K gets scratched up within days, and thereupon in the long run look severely beat up. If this is the case, how often do you have to take it to the jeweler to get it polished to keep it looking like it should? Second question: I wonder if the white gold is truly white. In the photos, it looks white. However, all white gold I've ever seen is a tinge of yellow to it. Is the white gold on this watch rid of any and all yellow?

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