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Milgauss is a good buy IMO
I like the watch a lot, and at 40mm it's a versatile case size. My office mate, and good friend, has an anniversary edition with green crystal and it's a nice-looking, cleanly designed, proportional watch with a fantastic element of whimsy (lightning bolt seconds hand). Even folks at the office who know nothing about watches seem quite attracted to it. I think the black dial Milgauss is probably the most versatile, but I myself like the lighter dial.
Would the watch be more attractive with a 42mm case? Maybe...and like you, I wonder if Rolex will move it up a size, but honestly it's such a handsome timepiece as it stands that I don't think a change is necessary. The current pricing for this model is quite good IMO.
Please let us know if you end up with one! 
Cheers,
Daos
Rolex Milgauss
Hello to all, I'm new to the Rolex forum. Never been into the Rolex brand because of its high popularity etc even tho i have lots of respect for it. But this Milgauss has really caught my eye! It doesnt scream out Rolex and is very classy. Please share yo...
For me, an excellent watch !
3 versions are very nice but my fav one is the black dial because I think it's easier to wear it on a daily basis. Heavy but comfortable, classic with a touch of originality, an excellent caliber, a nice dial without date, this Rolex is for me maybe the m...
agreed
i had one for a little while, and now i miss it. a good classic look IMO. Now that the prices have stabilized, i think its a good buy. cheers. kevin
Yup. I was like you. No Rolex until I saw the Milgauss.
I never thought of buying a Rolex. Until I saw a Milgauss' picture 2 years ago on a watch mag cover. I thought this probably would be the one Rolex I'd eventually buy. I finally bought one this year. It is a beautiful watch to me. Classy. I like it....
Milgauss is a good buy IMO
I like the watch a lot, and at 40mm it's a versatile case size. My office mate, and good friend, has an anniversary edition with green crystal and it's a nice-looking, cleanly designed, proportional watch with a fantastic element of whimsy (lightning bolt...
The Milgauss is a HIT
To me, this was the nicest 2007 Basel Fair surprise, wiuth the Ceramic GMT. A strong and nice watch, indeed. A bith thick, but its thickness gives it a lot of character. I opted for the Rasta Milgauss, and if one day I can afford a Vintage one, it will be...
lol Nice Rasta Milgauss Nicolas
Nice pic btw lol. I like the unique green sapphire on this piece, but to be honest, I'm looking to add a "time keeper" with a white dial to my small collection. GOD willing. So the Milgauss with a white dial attracts me more. I'm also looking at the AP Sa...
Well, Matrix, the only thing I' m expert with is madness ...
A White dialed Rolex? The Milgauss, of course, but why not considering an Explo II? Nice with its white dial and its GMT function... Best, my friend Nicolas
You're humble Nicolas...
and also funny lol. The Expo II looks nice, but screams out Rolex. Thats the main reason. I meant for you to advise any other watch, deosnt have to be a Rolex, with a white dial that fits my style. And I know you know what "time keepers" styles attract me...
A nice white dial ? heeeeerm
A Panerai? Pam 113, Lumior Marina 44mm. An IWC? F.A Jones Portuguese. JLC? MUT or Grande UT ( more silver than white, actually ). VC? The Overseas. Among all these watches, the Rolex Milgauss white dial is on the top of the list, my friend best, Dr Mabuse...
Thanks Nicolas for these nice recommendations...
I already have a PAM. And not a huge fan of the IWCs. So leaves me with Milgauss, MUT G, Overseas and the Safari. I'll be in Las Vegas soon. So I would hopefully have an opportunity to try them all on in a single weekend. Gearing more towards either the M...
Once again, the Milgauss
The problem with the RO or ROOs is that their bezel are scratch magnets.. So for an everyday use... Best, Nicolas
It's a keeper.
Best, Jed This message has been edited by CaliforniaJed on 2009-02-18 13:36:27...
Yes the white dial is my fav. also bas.nl
It sets it even further apart from the rest. I haven't tried one on my wrist for a while now. How does it feel? Not that I'm interested in doing so, but could you change the shoes (strap/bracelet) on it? How heavy is it? And, does it easily scratch? Any m...
