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It is my understanding that all of the 18k gold is solid including the pushers. Having said that, I would point out that in some instances the gold is a "solid gold cap" but it is not merely "gold filled".
Sadly, Omega no longer offers a two-tone Speedy. I love two-tones as evidenced by this photo of the four I own.
The watch on the left is my Speedmaster Classic and was only produced from 1990 to 1992. I was fortunate to have found this one NIB last year. (Note that the gold in its links are "caps".)
Next to the Classic is my latest acquisition, a 36mm Aqua Terra. The other two are Seamaster 120m's - the predecessors of the AT. (Yes, the watch on the right's dial does say "Speedmaster" but that was a "goof up" in production as confirmed by Omega.)
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