RolexMilgauss

KEY FACTS

• Since Rolex decided to discontinue the Milgauss in early 2023, this esoteric watch has reached new heights in popularity amongst collectors 
• Originally launched in 1956 as a watch aimed at scientists and technicians, this contemporary example reimagines the model in a more colourful and attention-grabbing aesthetic
• Splashes of orange can be seen on the lightning bolt second-hand, minute track, “MILGAUSS” script and the hour markers at 3,6 and 9 o’clock
• Equally as striking is the green-tinted sapphire crystal, which is exclusive to the Milgauss and creates a halo effect around the edge of the glass
• Housed underneath the screw-down case back, and covered by an anti-magnetic Faraday cage, is the calibre 3131
• This automatic movement has a 48-hour power reserve, chronometer certification and is tested after casing to a tolerance of +2 to -2 seconds a day
• This 2015 example is offered by a private collector based in the United Kingdom
• The watch is presented with a Rolex display box, outer sleeve, warranty card, wallet and booklets
• ​Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor, who advises the watch has not been worn since they purchased it in 2021 

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