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Rolex Milgauss 6541: A couple of pictures of a grail of mine.
Not in my collection, and most probably never, alas, but we can always dream. This watch has everything I like, a great patina and a nice condition.
Here are two pictures I had in stock for quite a long time.
The brown honeycomb dial and the pink Milgauss... It is such a delight!
Best,
Nicolas
Where it is now.... Let plan a perfect heist!!
Together we can pull this off 😜😂.
If we're caught doing that, it's unlikely for passionate partners, I'll formally start my legal practice and save you 😃😃😃 It's just surreal beauty. A major cause to commit crime of passion indeed!
If we're caught doing that, it's unlikely for passionate partners, I'll formally start my legal practice and save you 😃😃😃 It's just surreal beauty. A major cause to commit crime of passion indeed!
Well, with a 6 digit price, I fear it is not possible to get it. And its owner won't let it go. [nt]
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Never been a huge fan of the Milgauss but this one has got my attention 🤔😁 [nt]
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Super cool dial! Rolex has made some radically spectacular ones in the past, especially stone for the DD(saw some great examples) in the Carmel CA AD)...
... but this one is special !
True. Let's not forget some amazing Submariner, GMT MASTER and Sea Dweller Dials... [nt]
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Close to perfection...amazing colors and shapes..! Thanks for sharing my friend! [nt]
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That dial is just amazing.
I presume the round indices were never luminous as there is no lume on the hands. I wonder what colour they were originally. Regards Kev.
Damn that’s beautiful mon ami
That dial — oof! That brown...not just a regular brownie but a space cake sorta brown lol
I often wonder why some watches develop patina while others don’t. I’m talking about the same reference. I know it depends on the owner and environment but still it amazes me to see how beautiful some of these become [nt]
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