Rolex Milgauss 1019 Black - from 1969

rare black dial - top condition - caliber 1580

Description
This beautiful Rolex Milgauss 1019 is the rare version with a black dial from 1969.

From a technical point of view, the Rolex Milgauss, which was introduced for the first time in 1956, marks an important milestone in the watch industry. It was the first wristwatch that delivered reliable rate values ​​in an environment with strong magnetic fields. The model name Milgauss is derived from the magnetic flux density of 1000 Gauss that the Milgauss could withstand. This property was particularly useful for people who were in an environment with strong magnetic fields, such as scientists and engineers.

What makes this Milgauss so special is its breathtaking condition. The stainless steel case has intact lugs and hardly any scratches. The black dial, which is rarer than the silver version, is absolutely clean and flawless. Every single lume dot is intact. "T SWISS T" inscription under the 6 o'clock mark refers to tritium. The luminous material in the hour markers and hands is original and intact. The acrylic crystal has few scratches that cannot be seen with the naked eye. The watch is powered by the Rolex automatic caliber 1580. The movement is in perfect condition. The Milgauss is accompanied by a Rolex Oyster bracelet. The bracelet reference number is 78360, clasp code PJ10 and end links 558B.

Overall, a historically important and rare wristwatch in top condition.

Serial number: 1991xxx (1969)

Int.Exe.: 1104130
Features

Manufacturer: Rolex

Model: Milgauss

Reference: 1019

Functions: COSC certified chronometer - screw-down crown - luminous hand - antimagnetic - screwed-on caseback

Material: Stainless steel

Dial: black

Watch glass: acrylic crystal

Bracelet: stainless steel

Type of clasp: deployant buckle

Diameter: 38mm

Caliber name: Rolex 1580

Movement type: automatic

Year of Manufacture: 1969

Stock No.: LP2194

Overall condition: 8 - worn regularly - light signs of wear

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