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clonmult · 10 March 2009, 07:34 PM

I doubt the current Milgauss will ever become as valuable or as "interesting" as the originals - whilst they're a great timepiece, its still effectively a "copy" of the original.

Thankfully I'm lucky to have an original on my wrist right now .... utterly gorgeous, its a bit of a Q-car/sleeper type of watch. Doesn't look all that amazing, but it just feels right - correct weight, strap feels perfect on. Its the only watch I've ever had that I can wear all day.

10 March 2009, 07:34 PM	#31
clonmult Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Southern UK Posts: 19	I doubt the current Milgauss will ever become as valuable or as "interesting" as the originals - whilst they're a great timepiece, its still effectively a "copy" of the original. Thankfully I'm lucky to have an original on my wrist right now .... utterly gorgeous, its a bit of a Q-car/sleeper type of watch. Doesn't look all that amazing, but it just feels right - correct weight, strap feels perfect on. Its the only watch I've ever had that I can wear all day.

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