Vintage
Nicolas (amanico) shares his quest for the perfect Rolex Milgauss 1019, emphasizing the importance of dial condition and the elusive nature of finding 'the one.' He highlights his preference for the rare 'Cern' dial and invites fellow collectors to share their ideal Milgauss 1019.
The Rolex Milgauss reference 1019 is a specific iteration within the Milgauss model line. This reference is distinguished by its particular configuration and production period.
The case and movement details for this specific reference are not provided in the input facts.
This reference appeals to collectors interested in the Milgauss series. Its position within the broader Milgauss lineup is defined by its reference number and specific characteristics.
I'll go for the white dial. Time from time Patrice ( in we are referring to the same one ) upload some really nice pictures.
than the black one for my taste cheers
I know very, very little about the Milgauss (anti-magnetic and that's it) in particular and Rolex generally (I do own one, from recent times); except for what I read in the great posts here. But CERN-is that in reference to the Super-Collider?
......sometimes the black...sometimes the silver....then the black.......then the silver....... In the end, the watch chooses you..... I have come to believe that the 1019 is one of teh very coolest vintage Rolex around. It took me 5 years to decide for sure that i wanted one, but now the watch is on my platinum list....the list that means a watch is permanent collection material. Silver dial is more in keeping with the scientific style of the watch. The black dial is just a lot cooler. And that
If yes, how many pieces? Best wishes Alkiro
the cern dial for me.I'm looking for a milgauss and that cern dial just grabs me.I didn't know it exist! Thanks for showing it
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