Rolex Milgauss Restoration: Damaged Watch Repair
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Rolex Milgauss Restoration: Damaged Watch Repair

By gup502 · Mar 16, 2024 · 23 replies
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Gup502 brings to the forefront a compelling video detailing the restoration of a Rolex Milgauss, a watch renowned for its anti-magnetic properties. This thread not only highlights the intricate process of bringing a damaged timepiece back to life but also sparks a discussion on the resilience and craftsmanship inherent in mechanical watches. Gup502's personal connection to the Milgauss, owning a white dial reference, underscores the appreciation for the movement's inner workings.

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I have come across this video which may have been seen by some of you.

I own a white dial, for me it is interesting to see the different components of the movement inside the Milgauss.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MZhD-PIHIQ

I hope the link works.


Here is my Milgauss, I hope it will never get damaged like the one in the restoration.



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indignantdenial
Mar 16, 2024
It works! Great find, thanks for posting.

GU
gup502
Mar 16, 2024
Hope you enjoy watching it over the weekend.

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indignantdenial
Mar 16, 2024
Definitely.

Good quality restoration work, it seems to me. Remarkable story for that owner, though. A plane crash is a lot to go through and come out alive from.

GU
gup502
Mar 16, 2024
Indeed. What a terrifying experience.

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amanico
Mar 16, 2024
Cool, the white Millie. Yes, I've seen this video.

GU
gup502
Mar 16, 2024
Thanks for the compliment. Have a good Sunday.

This is getting ready to work from Monday.

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