This new alloy was developed by Omega to offer the beautiful colors of bronze and the gentle aging characteristics without the typical green oxidation that is common in traditional marine grade bronze 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 Seamaster 300 Bronze Gold is an interesting timepiece. The new watch uses this novel metal to give a warm and refined look. It's a real innovation, and the result is a watch that's far more elegant than the steel version.
The bronze dial is finished using an alloy created from a blend of copper and gold. The first watch of its kind, it is a great example of OMEGA's metal-level offerings.
This watch is a good option for people who like the bronze color but don't need the durability of a gold dive timepiece. Its retail price is a little over US$11,000; this is lower than that of the Seamaster 300 stainless steel models.
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 offer the lowest rates and have a relatively small deductible (the money you must pay out of pocket upfront before your insurance kicks in).
Bronze plans are the best choice for people with little or no healthcare use, and who have saved enough to cover their maximum out-of-pocket expenses during bad years. They also make sense for older enrollees who don't expect heavy medical needs and/or who know they will hit an out-of-pocket maximum with a cheaper Silver plan.
Are Bronze plans worth it?
Answering this depends on what kind of healthcare coverage you want. Bronze is a good option for people who need a doctor check-up every year and some coverage of prescription drugs.
Gold plans will be your best choice if you have an extensive healthcare need such as pregnancy, or serious health maintenance. These plans tend to be more expensive than Bronze or silver plans, but in the end they are still affordable due to lower deductibles and maximum out-of pocket expenses.
Bronze Silver Gold health plans: are they worth the money?
You should carefully consider what your healthcare needs are before deciding which level to choose. Bronze is the perfect choice if you don't need or use healthcare often, and Silver is the best option for people who do. Bronze and Silver cover different levels, so there is less overlap than you may think.