RolexMilgauss

KEY FACTS

• This Rolex Milgauss is offered by a private seller in the UK
• The seller is the first owner, having acquired it from a Rolex authorised dealer
• With its recent discontinuation, this quirky model from The Crown has become highly sought-after 
• Accompanying the watch is the box, outer box, guarantee card and manual, wallet, user instructions, and swing tag
• The bracelet has been resized, and two spare links are included in the sale
• The seller states that the watch remains in unworn condition

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Since Rolex decided to axe 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 Milgauss ‘Z Blue’ reimagines the model in a more colourful and attention-grabbing aesthetic
• The dial is striking - made with zirconium - it has a sunburst finish which reflects the light in different ways as it moves across the radial grain
• Perhaps equally as captivating is the green-tinted sapphire crystal, which is exclusive to the Milgauss and creates a halo effect around the edge of the glass
• Orange accents provide additional colour, and the lightning bolt seconds hand is a nod to the original Milgauss
• 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

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