Rolex Milgauss Black dial box and papers set ref 1019 hamilton And with a little twist

And with a little twist on your arm

This Non-Date Rolex Submariner is fitted with a dial version that was the very first matte-finish dial that Rolex mounted into the 5513 following the gilt glossy dials

A mysterious looking diver…

The overall condition is to die for and we could wear this piece forever

- Gently faded blue bezel insert

Rolex Milgauss Black dial box and papers set ref 1019 hamilton And with a little twistThe model name "Milgauss" is derived from the magnetic flux density of 1,000 Gauss that the watch can withstand. This property was particularly useful for individuals working in environments with strong magnetic fields, such as scientists and engineers, making it (and perhaps still making it) a very niche, purpose built watch! Introduced in the sixties, the 1019 is the successor to the exceedingly rare 6541 and 6543 Milgauss references. The 38mm steel