Bronze silver gold, a new alloy created by Omega is intended to mimic the warm colors of bronze while avoiding the green oxidation found in marine-grade cases. This new alloy combines the best qualities of copper, gold, silver and palladium in a unique combination that's unlike any of the many other proprietary alloys OMEGA has on offer.
OMEGA’s new Seamaster 300 Bronze Gold timepiece is an intriguing timepiece. It takes a novel alloy and applies to a classic diving watch, giving it a warm but refined look. It's an innovation that results in a watch with a far more elegant look than the steel model.
The sexy bronze case and dial are finished in an alloy that has been crafted from a mixture of copper, gold, silver and palladium. It's the first of its kind from OMEGA, and it's a fascinating example of the company's advancing metal-level offerings.
Its surprising low price point makes this an attractive option for anyone who wants the beauty of bronze and doesn't necessarily require the durability of a high quality gold diving watch. The retail price is just over US$11,000 which is lower than comparable stainless steel Seamaster 300 watches.
Bronze price - how much does it cost and for those with lower incomes?
The Bronze plan is the most inexpensive choice for enrollees with low incomes. Bronze plans are the cheapest and offer a relatively low "deductible" (the amount that you have to pay from your pocket up front before your plan kicks in).
Bronze plans make sense for people who aren't likely to use their healthcare much or who can cover the out-ofpocket maximum in bad years. These plans are also a good choice for older enrollees, who may not have a lot of medical needs or who will be hitting an out-of pocket maximum with Silver.
Bronze plans - are they worth the price?
This question will depend on your needs. Bronze plans are the best option if you need only a doctor's visit a year and prescription coverage.
If you have a heftier healthcare need, such as pregnancy or serious health maintenance, then a Gold plan is the right choice for you. Gold plans may be a little more expensive, but are still affordable because they have lower deductibles.
The best thing to do when deciding which metal level to select is to carefully consider your healthcare needs. Bronze is perfect for people who don't use or require healthcare very often. Silver, on the other hand, is the right choice for anyone else. Bronze and Silver have different coverage levels so they may not overlap as frequently as you think.