I might be wrong, but I hear that Colt uses pristine steels made of iron ore mined from Mount Olympus itself, which after taken out of the ground, is blessed by the Gods to be the most wear and rust resistant steel ever made. So resistant, tough, and hard that the steel can only be machined via EDM using Thor's lighting hammer powers.
I also hear that once machined, the parts go through a rigorous inspection process. So rigorous, that one in every ten parts is actually inspected by Dennis Quaid himself after he's shrunk down in a microscopic metrological spaceship with the power to scan individual atoms to ensure they are within spec.
Once each part passes inspection, they are all assembled and tested by engineers with double doctorate degrees to ensure the high quality Colt is known for. Forget about that time a co-worker of mine bought a brand new Colt Commander sized 1911 (because it was... a COLT!) and it fell apart after less than a full magazine of ammo was shot through it. For such high quality, I can't imagine a price I wouldn't pay for it. I'd cash out my 401k for a newly manufactured Colt revolver.
Jokes aside, as I wouldn't cash out my 401k for this, I do expect these to cost 3-4 times more than a typical S&W J frame snubbie. Of course, it's worth it because... COLT!