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Old 17 September 2018, 05:39 AM   #11
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Their white gold is mixed with palladium to create a white alloy. Rolex white gold is never rhodium plated. It does however turn slightly grey-ish over time.
Thanks Bas!
I think that a slightly grey patina is preferable to a yellow- ish patina that most white gold develops; it would not look dingy.
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