Like you, I love the watch for what it is, and for what it represents. A real discreet and efficient tool watch. Especially with this rare dial configuration. Enjoy, mon ami. Best, Nicolas

The Rolex Milgauss Reference 1019 “CERN dial” occupies a unique place at the intersection of science, engineering, and horology. Created during the golden age of experimental physics, it was designed for scientists working in high-magnetic environments su

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was made for CERN scientists in the late 60s. Instead of tritium, black enamel is used in order to be non-reactive. This is the purest expression of the 1019. A true scientists watch. I recently acquired an absolutely spectacular condition CERN 1019 that

I love when they say there is no need to patent the GV on Milly because it’s too difficult to replicate! 🤣

A last shot of the Green Milgauss. Best, Nicolas

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Datejust with "gas meter" dial OR maybe the green glass blue dial Milgauss I've had a few others but these are keepers Cazalea

Thanks for the interesting lead-in post. I've had a few Rolexes along the path of my watch journey. Here is my favorite, and currently my only Rolex. The seller's pictures,, from June 2005. These images intrigued me, as they seemed unlike a "normal" Rolex