amanico
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Rolex Milgauss Ref 6541: Let's start the year in a violent way.
For more than a decade I wanted to see a Milgauss 6541 in the metal. I could finally live that moment two months ago, in a parisian watch shop.
This reference was and still is a grail for me. Simple, beautiful, or beautifully simple, rare, too rare, sadly, with a lot of character.
Give me a 6541, a 6542 and a great Tudor 7924 " Big Crown ", and my vintage Rolex Collection can be considered as officially closed.
The issue? This 6541 Train has long gone to reach the sky, now.
But my friends, what a watch!
Here are some pictures I could take.
The kind of watch which leads you to consider letting a big part of your collection go to fund it...
Best,
Nicolas
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Rolex Milgauss Ref 6541: Let's start the year in a violent way.
For more than a decade I wanted to see a Milgauss 6541 in the metal. I could finally live that moment two months ago, in a parisian watch shop. This reference was and still is a grail for me. Simple, beautiful, or beautifully simple, rare, too rare, sadly...
Nico. Depends which watches you are letting go.
I’ve never been a vintage Milgauss fan but this is a nice one. That said there aren’t many watches in my collection I’d part with for a Milgauss but as we have said so many times we are all different. You obviously have some treasures which you have taken...
Good to hear.
Any doubt is no doubt. I’d hate you to get all excited about a tropical dial only to regret it. M.
