Comments on: Rolex Milgauss, proven unpopular?

By: Troy O.

Troy O. — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 23:46:00 +0000

I just purchased the saphire Milgauss today, love it. It reminds me of the classic styling of the 60s, clean lines and smooth bezel. I have the new GMT, Submariner Gold/Stanless and an Explorer II and love them all for different reasons and the Milgauss has it’s place, very sleek and only a person with a eye for fine watches would notice it in a crowd which is just what I was looking for with this one. Enjoy your investments gang, it’s a rare club these days.

By: Albert Chiu

Albert Chiu — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 10:59:10 +0000

If you are a Rolex collector, you will know why Milgauss is so different with other Rolex models. It is featuring with the antimagnetic feature that other Rolex models do not provide. The Rolex sports models are mainly for stylistic but Milgauss is designed for the professional.

If you look at IWC, there antimagnetic feature is more or less the standard feature in their various production lines. But the Rolex, the antimagnetic is only found in the Milgauss.

Now, Milguass is with less attention or less popular. I assure that 5-10 years later, people will seek this model when they know the history of the antique Milguass and which is extremely rare in the market.

By: Squaw

Squaw — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 05:51:10 +0000

The white face Milgauss is the best looking, and by far the most desired among those in finance. Yes, the less interest there is, the less production, and the MORE demand there will be 5-10 years out.

Buying the Milguass now under US$7,000 is probably one of THE BEST INVESTMENTS ever. Nobody knows about the Milguass now, but they will in 5-10 years.