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While the fate of this uniquely quirky Rolex watch may have reached its end by 2023, its significance remains unforgettable. The Milgauss was purposefully crafted for individuals, such as scientists at CERN, who work in environments with powerful magnetic fields. It incorporates a soft iron core around the movement, acting as a shield that redirects magnetic waves away from the delicate comes and gears, ensuring accurate timekeeping.


The distinctive turbo bolt-shaped seconds hand is a hallmark feature found in the original 1950s 6541 Milgauss, and it made a comeback with the reintroduction of the reference 116400 in 2008. Against the black background, accents of orange add a playful touch to this wrist watch, while the unconventional seconds hand further enhances its uniqueness. Unlike many other Rolex models, the Milgauss possesses any lighthearted character, reflecting some sort of departure from the brand's typically serious aesthetic.


Though its production may have ceased, the actual Milgauss remains a memorable and sought-after watch, cherished by those who appreciate the unconventional design and remarkable resistance to magnetic interference. Similar to the Rolex Milgauss, the Omega Railmaster was originally designed to cater to individuals working in distance to magnet fields, specifically railroad workers. The movement of trains on metal tracks generates a low-level magnetic field that can magnetize and disrupt the accuracy of watches. This is highly undesirable for those whose job involves precise timekeeping. Early Railmaster versions employed the conventional soft metal core method to mitigate permanent magnet interference. However , Omega has since introduced their Co-Axial Master Chronometer movements, capable of withstanding permanent magnetic fields even stronger than those patients near a new railroad track, approaching the levels found near an MRI machine.


Beyond its antimagnetic properties, the particular Railmaster is an exceptional area watch. Its vintage-inspired style elements, such as the railroad monitor on the external edge from the dial, aged lume, small font amounts, and lollipop seconds hands, harken back to the aesthetics of 1952s timepieces. The actual vintage look perfectly complements the Railmaster's original purpose, which may stop necessary but still exudes timeless appeal when worn on the arm. It might be an unpopular opinion, but the face design, featuring only four numerals, bears a likeness to the Iwc Explorer-albeit with its own unique charm and, some might argue even better execution.