Caratteristiche Cassa dell'orologio in acciaio con un diametro di 40 mm. Lunetta liscia. Quadrante bianco con indici neri/arancioni. Lancetta dei secondi arancione a forma di "fulmine". Vetro zaffiro antigraffio. Movimento automatico cal. 3131 con scudo antimagnetico per proteggere il movimento. Cinturino Rolex Oyster in acciaio con Oysterclasp. Nel 2007, il Milgauss ha fatto un sorprendente ritorno con una cassa Oyster da 40 mm e un bracciale Oyster. Rolex ha reintrodotto la lancetta dei secondi a forma di fulmine e l'ha resa arancione. Rolex ha lanciato tre diverse versioni del "nuovo" Milgauss: con quadrante bianco, quadrante nero e la versione Anniversary con quadrante nero. Quest'ultima versione con l'aggiunta "GV" (Glace Verte) ha un vetro zaffiro colorato di verde. Questo orologio risale al 2010 e viene fornito con la scatola originale e la documentazione Rolex.

👕 FIT & FABRIC • Unisex fit • Solid Color: 50% cotton, 50% polyester; Heather: 40% cotton, 60% polyester 🚀 DESIGN INSPIRATION Celebrate the elegance of the normal distribution – the bell curve that underpins so much of our understanding of the world. From the heights of humans to standardized test scores, the bell curve reveals the patterns that emerge from randomness. First introduced by Abraham de Moivre in the 18th century and further developed by Carl Friedrich Gauss and Pierre-Simon Laplace in the early 19th century, this curve has become a cornerstone of statistics and probability. The "Mean Genius" design, a witty and playful caption, pays homage to the mean, the central value that anchors the bell curve, representing the average of a data set. It's a reminder that while outliers exist, most phenomena cluster around the mean. Applications of the normal distribution span numerous fields. In quality control, it helps monitor manufacturing processes to ensure products meet specifications. In finance, it's used in models like Black-Scholes for options pricing and assesses risk and return in investment portfolios. In the natural sciences, it aids in studying population genetics, environmental data, and hypothesis testing. It's also essential in psychology for understanding traits like intelligence and personality, as well as in the medical field for analyzing various health metrics. Whether you're a math enthusiast, a data scientist, or simply appreciate the power of statistics, this sweatshirt is a conversation starter. Order yours today and embrace your appreciation for statistics and a good pun! 👕 CARE INSTRUCTIONS • Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F) • Non-chlorine: bleach as needed • Tumble dry: low heat • Do not iron or dry clean

Cetec Gauss model 5180  bass cab with original 400 watt Gauss model 4882 18" driver.  Not showroom cosmetically but in amazingly great shape for their age.  Work perfectly and sound amazing. dimensions : 35 x 24 x 16 inchesThis cab is large & heavy professionally packaged for safe free shipping with FEDEX ground

The 1957 Trilogy 220.10.38.20.01.002 A 60th Anniversary tribute to one of three classic timepieces released in 1957, this Railmaster, limited to 3,557 pieces, is based on the original antimagnetic watch designed for those working close to electrical fields. It retains the 1957 model's unpretentious style, but is powered by the Master Chronometer 8806 which can resist magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss. In common with all three watches in the Trilogy, it is cased in brushed and polished stainless steel and features a black 'tropical' dial, with vintage recessed indexes filled with Super-LumiNova. The stainless steel bracelet has been updated for strength and features a retro-style OMEGA logo on the clasp. FEATURES Chronometer Limited edition Anti-magnetic TECHNICAL DATA Between Lugs: 19 mm Bracelet: steel Case: Steel Case Diameter: 38 mm Dial color: Black Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment inside Water resistance: 6 bar (60 metres / 200 feet)

Maak kennis met de iconische Rolex Milgauss 1019, een uurwerk dat stijl en functionaliteit moeiteloos combineert. Dit luxe horloge is met precisie vervaardigd en getuigt van de toewijding van Rolex aan uitmuntendheid. Met een slanke roestvrijstalen kast van 0,38 mm straalt hij een tijdloze elegantie uit die zeker de aandacht zal trekken. Maar wat de Milgauss onderscheidt is de fascinerende geschiedenis. Oorspronkelijk uitgebracht in 1956, was het speciaal ontworpen voor wetenschappers en ingenieurs die in magnetische omgevingen werken. De naam "Milgauss" is afgeleid van het Franse woord "mille" dat duizend betekent, en "gauss", een eenheid van magnetische inductie. Dit opmerkelijke uurwerk is bestand tegen magnetische velden tot 1000 Gauss, waardoor het een waar technisch wonder is. Met een automatisch uurwerk en een gesloten achterkant is de Milgauss 1019 gebouwd om lang mee te gaan. Het plexiglas voegt een vleugje vintage charme toe en zorgt tegelijkertijd voor duurzaamheid. Omarm de erfenis van de Milgauss en maak een statement met dit uitzonderlijke Rolex-uurwerk.

Musealer Spekulatiusmodel on both sides carved 14 motifs around 1820-40 Provenance : Bakery Gauss Bretten Spekulatiusmodel museum on both sides carved around 1820-40 there are 14 motifs Old Big Springerle Wood Model 14 motifs Early 19th century Size approx. 58.5 x 11.8 x 2.5 cm Original used condition. Provenance :Gustav Gauss Bretten at Marktplatz 16

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👕 FIT & FABRIC • Unisex fit • 100% ring-spun cotton 🚀 DESIGN INSPIRATION Celebrate the elegance of the normal distribution – the bell curve that underpins so much of our understanding of the world. From the heights of humans to standardized test scores, the bell curve reveals the patterns that emerge from randomness. First introduced by Abraham de Moivre in the 18th century and further developed by Carl Friedrich Gauss and Pierre-Simon Laplace in the early 19th century, this curve has become a cornerstone of statistics and probability. The "Mean Genius" design, a witty and playful caption, pays homage to the mean, the central value that anchors the bell curve, representing the average of a data set. It's a reminder that while outliers exist, most phenomena cluster around the mean. Applications of the normal distribution span numerous fields. In quality control, it helps monitor manufacturing processes to ensure products meet specifications. In finance, it's used in models like Black-Scholes for options pricing and assesses risk and return in investment portfolios. In the natural sciences, it aids in studying population genetics, environmental data, and hypothesis testing. It's also essential in psychology for understanding traits like intelligence and personality, as well as in the medical field for analyzing various health metrics. Whether you're a math enthusiast, a data scientist, or simply appreciate the power of statistics, this t-shirt is a conversation starter. Order yours today and let the world know your appreciation for statistics and a good pun! 👕 CARE INSTRUCTIONS • Machine wash - warm (max 40C or 105F) • Tumble dry - low heat • Iron, steam or dry - low heat • Don't bleach or dry clean

Life of Fred is not your typical math program - it's a complete curriculum that uses an engaging narrative to teach math in a fun and fear-free way. Students follow the adventures of Fred Gauss, a math professor who experiences many humorous and zany adventures up to the age of six. Through Fred's experiences, math becomes relevant and important as he encounters situations where math is needed, showing students that math is everywhere. This unique approach keeps students entertained and helps them develop a solid understanding of math principles without the need for repetitive drills. Life of Fred is ideal for inquisitive students who may struggle with the relevance of math or for anyone seeking a creative approach to mathematical thinking.Dogs is the fourth book in the Life of Fred Elementary Series, designed for students in Grades 1-4. Each chapter is approximately six pages long and concludes with a Your Turn to Play segment featuring three or four questions. Answers are provided on the following page for students to review after attempting the problems themselves. Dogs covers various topics, including numbers, patterns, language, literature, and dog games. Each chapter presents math concepts in a fun and engaging way, making math more accessible and enjoyable for young learners. This hardcover textbook is non-consumable, meaning students write their answers on separate paper. With 128 pages and a Smyth-sewn binding, it's built to last. Answers are included in the text and are written directly to the student, encouraging independent learning and exploration. Whether your child loves dogs or loves learning, Life of Fred: Dogs offers a unique and entertaining way to approach math education.

Republica Argentina. Ministerio de Transportes de la Nacion, Esquema de los Principales Servicios de Turismo ... Illustro J. Pennacca. Departmento Cartografia. (on verso) Republica Argentina. Red caminera principal. Publicacion realizada por el Automovil club Argentino en colaboracion con el Ministerio de Transportes de la Nacion. Oficina Cartografica del Automovil Club Argentino. Proyeccion conforme de Gauss. Impreso en La Argentina. (insets). | Republica Argentina. Red caminera principal. Publicacion realizada por el Automovil club Argentino en colaboracion con el Ministerio de Transportes de la Nacion. Oficina Cartografica del Automovil Club Argentino. Proyeccion conforme de Gauss. Impreso en La Argentina. (on verso) Republica Argentina. Ministerio de Transportes de la Nacion, Esquema de los Principales Servicios de Turismo ... Illustro J. Pennacca. Departmento Cartografia. (insets). | We print high quality reproductions of historical maps, photographs, prints, etc. Because of their historical nature, some of these images may show signs of wear and tear - small rips, stains, creases, etc. We believe that in many cases this contributes to the historical character of the item.

The M99 Special Application Scoped Rifle, also referred to as the M99 Stanchion Gauss Rifle or simply the Stanchion, was a United Nations Space Command anti-matériel rifle.[2][4] The technology used in the M99 is practically the same concept used on the larger Mass Drivers and MAC, but on a greatly reduced scale. This system works through using a series of electromagnetic coils (an Asynch Linear-Induction Motor) rather than chemical propellants as a source of kinetic energy, and is very similar

The Rolex Milgauss debuted in 1956 for scientists, but it faded until its 2007 revival as the reference 116400GV. This updated version fuses its antimagnetic legacy with modern design, featuring a vibrant blue dial, the iconic orange lightning bolt seconds hand, and a scratch-resistant green-tinted sapphire crystal. With the robust Caliber 3131 movement resistant to magnetic fields, the 116400GV has become a coveted choice for enthusiasts, bridging heritage with contemporary appeal.

Musealer Spekulatiusmodel signed 1821 Master : KH Provenance : Bakery Gauss Bretten early 19th century signed and dated Fruits, flowers and tendril motifs Pear wood For this almost top condition, a signature and year look on the left side Above you can see a 3 carved and further to the right, a 25.5 cm high 15 cm wide 3 cm thick Provenance :Gustav Gauss Bretten at Marktplatz 16

Building upon the success of the TH900mk2, the Fostex TH909 are premium reference open-back headphones well suited for professionals and audiophiles. The TH909 feature a remarkably designed driver unit with a 1.5-tesla (15,000 gauss) magnetic flux density and biodynamic 50mm diaphragm. The detachable connectors use a rhodium plating finish, which offers high hardness with abrasion and corrosion resistance. The housing features a traditional Japanese lacquered Bordeaux finish, while the updated earpad design provides a low-resilience cushion to ensure a comfortable fit. The included unbalanced cable is made from 7N-grade oxygen-free copper (OFC) with a gold-plated 1/4" TRS plug and can be replaced with optional cables such as a balanced cable with XLR connectors. Additionally, the headphones come with a stand and carrying bag. Wider dynamic range with low distortion 5-tesla 50mm driver with repulsion magnet Diaphragm Material: Proprietary Biodyna technology (biocellulose and inorganic fiber admixture) Provides rich low frequency, natural midrange, and remarkable presence in high-frequency reproduction Double-layer structure etching metal grilles are used as housing opening Housing cover uses Japan Lacquer Bordeaux finish manufactured by craftsmanship of Sakamoto Urushi Factory established in 1900 Custom-made 7N grade (99.99999%) high-purity OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) unbalanced cable (model ET-H3.0N7UB equivalent) is included as standard Equipped with detachable connector Supports balanced connection with optional XLR cable (model ET-H3.0N7BL) Detachable connection parts use rhodium plating finish offering high hardness with abrasion and corrosion resistance Updated earpad design adopts a low-resilience cushion to achieve a comfortable fit and the best audio performance Compatible with the optional cables made for the TH900mk2

A 60th Anniversary tribute to one of three classic timepieces released in 1957, this Railmaster, limited to 3,557 pieces, is based on the original antimagnetic watch designed for those working close to electrical fields. It retains the 1957 model's unpretentious style, but is powered by the Master Chronometer 8806 which can resist magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss. In common with all three watches in the Trilogy, it is cased in brushed and polished stainless steel and features a black 'tropical' dial, with vintage recessed indexes filled with Super-LumiNova. The stainless steel bracelet has been updated for strength and features a retro-style OMEGA logo on the clasp.

Introducing the iconic Rolex Milgauss 1019, a timepiece that effortlessly combines style and functionality. Crafted with precision, this luxury watch is a testament to Rolex's commitment to excellence. With a sleek stainless steel case measuring 0.38 mm, it exudes a timeless elegance that is sure to turn heads. But what sets the Milgauss apart is its fascinating history. Originally released in 1956, it was designed specifically for scientists and engineers working in magnetic environments. The name "Milgauss" is derived from the French word "mille" meaning thousand, and "gauss," a unit of magnetic induction. This remarkable timepiece can withstand magnetic fields of up to 1,000 gauss, making it a true marvel of engineering. Featuring an automatic movement and a closed caseback, the Milgauss 1019 is built to last. The plexiglass adds a touch of vintage charm, while ensuring durability. Embrace the legacy of the Milgauss and make a statement with this exceptional Rolex timepiece.

This file contains 18 posters of famous mathematicians to hang in your classroom! Each poster contains the mathematicians name, years he/she lived, what that person is best known for (including place of birth), and an inspiring quote from that individual. **Now updated in order to more accurately represent the men and women who have contributed to mathematics, inclusive of mathematicians of Color, whom up until now have been underrepresented in America's classrooms. This is a digital file and poster are printed by you. They can be printed to be 8.5x11 inch posters, or you can have them sent to a print shop for larger size options. Mathematicians included are: - Alan Turing - Albert Einstein - Andrew Wiles - Archimedes - Benjamin Banneker - Carl Gauss - Emmy Noether - Euclid - Euphemia Haynes - Isaac Newton - Katherine Johnson - Leonard Euler - Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi - Pythagoras - Rene Decartes - Shiing-Shen Chern - Sophie Germain - Victor Neumann-Lara

This collection of essays focuses on the reception of Leibniz's thinking in the sciences and the philosophy of science in the 19th and 20th centuries. Authors studied include C.F. Gauss, Georg Cantor, Kurd Lasswitz, Bertrand Russell, Ernst Cassirer, Louis Couturat, among others.

Just recently, I wrote about visiting Macau for the Macao Arts Festival, which is in its 26th edition this year. Running with the theme “Encounter”, it represents an attempt to explore the linguistic diversity of the performing arts and to break through language restrictions. Throughout May, 30 acts and visual exhibitions have been ongoing, adding […]

{{{click on images to enlarge them}}} All images courtesy of Bortolami Gallery The erect human penis, in the history of art, religion and culture, once used to be of paramount significance. One of the earliest discovered painted representations of a human figure was, in fact, in a Lascaux cave, dating back thousands of years, where a human figure with the head of a bird stands with an erect penis while apparently being killed by a bison with its entrails spilling out. As James Frazer explained in his amazing work The Golden Bough, in ancient agricultural societies the erect penis was a fertility symbol and representations of the penis had magical functions to help ensure the fertility of the land. In ancient Greece and Rome erect penises abounded. In Nicolás Guagnini’s wonderfully penis laden show at Bortolami, though, we have to ask the question: What is the erect penis now as a raw symbol in a secular age devoid of both shamans and a belief in fertility magic? Actually, Guagnini puts the penis within the perspective of contemporary economics as he, among other things, asserts that Freud’s little boys who feared castration have evolved into the ‘spectacular patriarchy of late capitalism.’ In fact, Yanzhen, a friend of mine who is getting her PhD in business, had an interesting take on Guagnini’s use of the erect penis. Her take was that the penis aids in the construction of male selfhood and arouses thoughts and desires for private property. Private property and the allocation of wealth is also passed on along one’s bloodline creating inequality. Allocation after production is based on maximizing the interests of one's own interest group, which is usually one's bloodline. This becomes the foundation of an economy, social structure and political system. In allegorical literature or art the sexual union of male and female always seemed to represent the union of desire and spiritual fulfillment. So I am assuming an erect penis can more closely represent this concept of desire. An erection for a guy is both pleasant and painful – the element of pain goads the guy forward to seek a sexual partner. Sexual gratification is one measure of the seeking of pleasure and another measure of the elimination of a painful goading. The desire for sexual gratification, in fact, seems to perfectly mirror, metaphorically, the desire for spiritual communion. The person who seeks perfection is goaded forward by the pain of imperfection. Guagnini seems interested in, however, how “Capital is desire. This condition has reduced our form of life into biopolitical submission.” In late capitalism basic needs are not met in wide swaths of the world, wealth is not created for the benefit of an entire society and desire is produced in the consumer as a way of creating extraneous, wasteful need which triggers increases in income gaps. So what about these giant heads with penises coming out of the eye sockets? So these figures’ eyes have been literally replaced by penises. Does this mean the figures have abandoned themselves to a pursuit of pure late capitalist desire? Has the penis evolved from fertility object to an object representing commodity fetishism and hoarding? These figures have literally become their desire? Or have these figures dived deep into themselves to further investigate and question the desire that goads them forward? Instead of pupils to capture and process light, we see the urethral openings of the penises ready to ejaculate. These heads are not the only feature of this show, however. Accompanying the show is a large free publication, designed by Bill Hayden, titled: Some Notes on Dickface by Nic (the quotes above were taken from this publication). Dickface is a new type of font (which you can see at dickface.me) in which the letters are made from images of penises. While reading through the publication sometimes you can just focus on the text to get the meaning of what Guagnini is writing, while at other times you realize suddenly you are reading a text comprised of penises. You periodically shift from deriving meaning to seeing penises. Perhaps this means that the artist, himself, is engaging in a capitalist endeavor. He is, basically, selling these radical ideas. To a great extent art has become the commodification of radical ideas concerning individual and societal development. The text deals with ethical issues concerning capturing carnage and human suffering on film, the effects on a viewer of witnessing the horrors of mass death through photography, fetishism – in anthropological and sexual terms (as well as Freud’s belief that all men fear castration), hoarding as a psychological manifestation of late capitalist waste, amputation of noses as an ancient punishment, Christian iconoclasts, the death of classical antiquity, identity formation, auditory hallucinations and Bosch’s use of two ears and a knife, in his Garden of Earthly Delights, as hidden phallic symbolism (among other topics). The publication is free and in a limited edition of 1,000. Images of various types of carnage are often comingled with fashion photography into which some of the artist’s ceramic sculptures have been superimposed. Reading the publication may help elucidate the meaning of the 12 ceramic figures which are amalgams of feet, hands, ears, noses and penises. One of the first images seen in Guagnini’s publication is an image of many severed feet and legs piled on top of each other (perhaps from an American Civil War field hospital where amputations occurred). As mentioned above, he also deals with themes of castration, severing of noses and ears etc. Many of these amalgams of body parts are set on top of closed art or art theory books. Feet represent movement, hands represent action, the nose and ears perception and the penis desire. So what does it mean to combine these body parts together and place them on art books? To me, when I first saw the show, these severed and recombined body parts represented kind of organic Duchamp-like ‘assisted readymades.’ Guagnini could be saying that these combinations of the features of these body parts are the common denominators of everything written in the books or that these severed and recombined parts are a common hindrance to really grasping what might be offered in the books. There’s definitely an interesting contrast between the amalgams of ceramic body parts and the books they rest on and you can get your own intuitive feeling as for what’s going on by dropping by and experiencing the show. As a postscript - I am now wondering whether the severed hands, feet, noses, ears and penises are meant as a type of anti-art statement. Maybe the artist is saying that when we approach art, we can only approach it from a purely visual perspective. Overall experience is multi-sensory and requires movement and action and various senses. Art engages us on a limited basis, whereas transformative experience engages us multidimensionally.

Decades after the disappearance of the Gauss Speaker Company, the line has returned with a proper (low-end) bang. The Avantone Pro Gauss 7 mixes the old-school snap of vintage near-field monitors with the bandwidth and frequency response of new-school monitors. Its GAU-AMT tweeter provides ultra-smooth response, with an impressive stereo-field -- making hours of listening time only feel like minutes. The folded AMT driver can only be described as transparent and accurate, with detailed transients. The Gauss 7 system delivers a super-wide "sweet spot," precise imaging, and an impressive, natural, and accurate mid-range response. Gauss 7 also features simple, yet very powerful acoustic-tuning controls. That, paired with the vertical dispersion of the GAU-AMT, means clean acoustic response in any room environment. The GAU-AMT: a hi-fidelity AMT driver. At the heart of the Gauss 7 lies the custom, patented-design GAU-AMT tweeter. The GAU-AMT provides the upmost detail, even to the most subtle of waveforms. The GAU-AMT delivers incredible stereo imaging, while maintaining a small vertical throw -- this reduces unwanted acoustic reflections in a room, which helps minimize phase issues in an acoustic environment. GAU-AMT's impressive transient response comes from its 65mm polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film folded membrane -- the result is far beyond what can be achieved in typical dome tweeter designs. PET film was chosen as the lowest resonant-frequency film, and hosts the lowest crossover point -- all while still providing exceptional high-range frequency extension. The GAU-AMT coil is aluminum-etched PET film that is folded. The assembly is mounted in its own enclosure to prevent the backwave pressure from woofer. The high-end frequency response (up to 22kHz) makes for an exceptional reference monitor for a massive range of music and sound materials. "Air frequencies" aren't just audible, but very smooth. This not only provides an incredible reference monitor, but a monitor that's built to listen to for hours-on-end. A unique woofer design with old-school snap, and new-school bandwidth. Gauss 7's woofer takes great inspiration from the AV10-MLF "white cone" woofer, yet was still engineered from the ground up. The woofer cone is a pressed design, made of the same proprietary blend of wood pulp and glass fiber found in the CLA-10 series woofer (AV10-MLF) -- but with a major increase of materials. This provides the hard snap, and fast transient response of the CLA-10, but with much more low-end. Tighter voicing isn't going to be heard here -- Gauss 7 provides a wide bandwidth for fantastic mid-range, and great low-end reference. The woofer's motor structure is made of low-carbon 1008 steel -- enabling the highest about of magnetic flux density between the pole piece and top plate. To top it off, the surround of the woofer is Japanese a uni-directional styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), which optimizes the power and excursion of the woofer. A rear-firing bass port gives Gauss 7 a controlled, yet punchy low-end -- tight response, without being the typical "over-hyped" low-end found other speakers in its price-range. Easy-to-use Acoustic Tuning controls. Balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS inputs make connections a breeze, but it takes a bit more than just that alone to give a monitor studio-strength. The back panel of Gauss 7 has powerful, yet easy-to-use acoustic tuning controls -- perfect for tuning the system to your room. A three-position Acoustic Placement switch allows you to optimize Gauss 7 to boundary spaces in your room. A three-position High Trim switch helps refine additional room issues. Each Gauss 7 has its own Gain control for proper system calibration. Features: - An incredible reference monitor system, with fantastic transient response - Hi-fidelity GAU-AMT tweeter provides smooth "air" frequencies, impressive stereo imaging, super-wide "sweet spot", and less unwanted room reflections - A unique woofer design with old-school snap, and new-school bandwidth - Natural and revealing mid-range - Impressive 180W amplification per monitor - Powerful, yet easy-to-use Acoustic-Tuning controls - Unparalleled best-in-class reference-quality System Type: Active Full-Range Two-Way Stereo Pair Frequency Response: 30Hz-22,000Hz Cabinet: Bass Reflex design, hybrid medium-density fiberboard with real wood veneer LF Driver: 7" (178mm) Ferrite Motor HF Driver: 2.5" (65mm) AG-AMT LF Amplifier Power: 120 W HF Amplifier Power: 60 W Amplifier: Bi-Amped Class D SPL: 103dB (Peak) THD: 0.5% Controls: Gain (+/-6dB) / Acoustic Placement (-4dB, -2dB, 0db) / High Trim (-2dB, 0dB, +2dB) Inputs: Balanced TRS / XLR Power: 110V-240V ~50/60Hz Power Consumption: StandBy: <0.5 W / Full Output: 250 W Dimensions: 381mm H x 235mm W x 212mm D (15" H x 9.25" W x 8.35" D) Weight: 8.2Kg / 18 Lbs (Each)

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Introducing the iconic Rolex Milgauss 1019, a timepiece that effortlessly combines style and functionality. Crafted with precision, this luxury watch is a testament to Rolex's commitment to excellence. With a sleek stainless steel case measuring 0.38 mm, it exudes a timeless elegance that is sure to turn heads. But what sets the Milgauss apart is its fascinating history. Originally released in 1956, it was designed specifically for scientists and engineers working in magnetic environments. The name "Milgauss" is derived from the French word "mille" meaning thousand, and "gauss," a unit of magnetic induction. This remarkable timepiece can withstand magnetic fields of up to 1,000 gauss, making it a true marvel of engineering. Featuring an automatic movement and a closed caseback, the Milgauss 1019 is built to last. The plexiglass adds a touch of vintage charm, while ensuring durability. Embrace the legacy of the Milgauss and make a statement with this exceptional Rolex timepiece.

FIX PRICEThe Rolex Milgauss 116400 with a striking black dial(more grey then black in our opinion) is a standout piece, known for its unique blend of style and science. Designed to resist magnetic fields up to 1,000 gauss, this watch is perfect for those who appreciate both innovation and elegance. The 40mm stainless steel case is paired with an Oyster bracelet, offering durability and comfort. With its lightning bolt-shaped seconds hand and anti-magnetic properties, the Milgauss is a true icon in Rolex’s lineup.Key Features:• Model: Rolex Milgauss 116400• Dial: Black with luminescent hour markers• Case Size: 40mm stainless steel• Bracelet: Stainless steel Oyster bracelet• Special Feature: Anti-magnetic protection up to 1,000 gaussReady to WearWhether you’re a fan of unique timepieces or need a watch that can withstand harsh environments, the Rolex Milgauss 116400 is ready to meet your needs with style and precision.

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