RolexMilgauss

KEY FACTS

• Since Rolex’s decision to axe the Milgauss from its line-up in early 2023, this quirky and much-loved model has reached new heights in popularity amongst collectors seeking a more esoteric offering from the Crown
• The Milgauss is an anti-magnetic watch, offering resistance to 1,000 gauss - its name stems from ‘mille’ (a thousand” in French) and gauss
• The magnetic resistance comes from a Faraday cage built into the 100m water resistant Oyster case
• Apart from its anti-magnetic properties, the Milgauss also features a green sapphire crystal that is unique to this model line and creates a unique halo around the perimeter
• Powered by the chronometer-certified calibre 3131, an automatic winding movement with a 48-hour power reserve
• This 2009 example is offered by a trade seller based in London, UK
• Presented with its box, warranty card, booklet, wallet, and swing tags
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

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