Rolex Oyster Perpetual Milgauss 116400 Luxury Watch Review

Watchuwant is now WatchBox. Visit us here: https://goo.gl/YLEqqD The Rolex Milgauss proves that tools watches are cool watches. An understated counterpart to the Oyster divers, GMT, and Chronographs, the Milgauss nevertheless cuts a less formal profile than the Rolex Cellini dress watch lineup. This Milgauss 116400 features the a cheerful and distinctive white dial with orange accents that set it apart from the black/silver monotony of the Rolex Oyster line. With a dial as colorful as this, the Milgauss 116400 is a Rolex that smiles back at its admirers. From its origins as an anti-magnetic technologist's timepiece during the mid-1950's the Milgauss has evolved into a refreshingly hip and offbeat member of the Rolex Oyster family. Its clean dial is a byproduct of the integrated soft iron Faraday cage that encloses and magnetically shields the movement; there simply isn't a way to include the aperture for the date window. The Faraday cage's paramagnetic structure channels magnetic fields around the movement rather than through it. This results in antimagnetic properties that protect the watch's hairspring from becoming magnetized and causing inaccurate timing. The escapement and balance assembly contain additional measures to shield the Milgauss' Rolex caliber 3131. Escapement components crafted of anti-magnetic anachronous nickel combine with Rolex's Parachrom Blue antimagnetic hairspring to bolster the magnetic resistance of the Milgauss. On the wrist, the Milgauss 1164