Milgauss model

Rolex Milgauss

Catalog example attributed to Rolex 6541 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel
Catalog example attributed to Rolex 6541 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel, photo 1 Catalog example attributed to Rolex 6541 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel, photo 2 Catalog example attributed to Rolex 6541 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel, photo 3
Catalog example: Rolex 6541 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel. Sourced example; exact configuration not independently verified. Photo source: phillips.com

4 variants across 2 references

65411019

Rolex Milgauss: 4 catalog configurations across 2 references.

References
2 references
Variants
4 variants
Range span
$25,000 to $300,000
Photo set
11 images
Recorded range 6541 / Lightning bolt, rotating bezel $130,000 to $300,000 Recorded range 1019 / CERN no-lume $50,000 to $85,000 Recorded range 1019 / Black $35,000 to $60,000

A closer look

Notable examples

Explore the dial, bezel and case details through distinct examples, each linked to its original source.

Milgauss references at a glance

2 references and 4 recorded configurations are summarized below. Production dates come from the catalog notes. Market ranges combine recorded dealer, auction and estimate fields for orientation only; open a guide before comparing condition or originality.

References at a glance
ReferenceProductionRecorded configurationsCatalog market rangeGuide
65411 configuration1956–1960Lightning bolt, rotating bezel$89,000–$300,000Open guide →
10193 configurations1960–1988Silver
Black
CERN no-lume		$16,000–$85,000Open guide →

How to narrow the comparison

  1. Start with the reference, then use the recorded configurations to identify the bezel, dial and case that match the watch.
  2. Open the guide for its catalog notes, photographs and any attached source links. Treat ranges as context, not a valuation.
  3. For a specific offered watch, request reference markings, service records and replacement-part disclosures. A shared reference number alone does not establish matching condition or originality.

Reference sources and price evidence

0 distinct reference sources are attached to these 4 catalog entries. 4 entries have no attached reference source; treat their specifications and historical notes as catalog claims awaiting verification.

0 of 4 entries have attached price-source links. Dealer ranges, auction ranges and catalog estimates are separate data categories, not live offers or verified transaction results. Check each linked page for asking versus sold price, sale date, currency, fees and the actual configuration; a source link alone does not establish those details.

Photographs illustrate sourced examples. Image-source links identify their origin; they are not reference research, proof of authenticity or a statement of image rights. No physical inspection is represented here. Read the editorial and evidence method.

Collector Read

Compare recorded specifications before opening an individual configuration.

Included references: 6541, 1019. The table below separates recorded specifications from missing data.

Recorded ranges span $25,000 to $300,000. These figures combine different configurations and evidence quality; consult each entry's price sources before using a range.

Model Summary

Model
Milgauss
Variants
4 variants
References
2 references
Range span
$25,000 to $300,000

Known Variants

Ref. 6541

An early Milgauss developed around resistance to magnetic fields. Its honeycomb dial and lightning-bolt seconds hand give it a distinctive identity.

Rolex 6541 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel 1956 Lightning bolt, rotating bezel Sourced example; exact configuration not independently verified. $130,000 to $300,000

Ref. 1019

The Milgauss adopts a smooth bezel, straight seconds hand and a restrained dial, retaining its focus on magnetic resistance.

Rolex 1019 Silver 1960 Silver Sourced example; exact configuration not independently verified. $25,000 to $45,000 Rolex 1019 Black 1960 Black Sourced example; exact configuration not independently verified. $35,000 to $60,000

Collector Variants

CERN no-lume

A non-luminous dial configuration associated with laboratory use.

View CERN no-lume ↗