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Old 22 August 2012, 02:59 AM   #1
Brettno1
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Hairspring / Milgauss question.

The new hairspring Rolex is using is supposed to be unaffected by magnetic fields.

I thought that the Milgauss was "special" in that it was the only Rolex to have antimagnetic properties. So in that respect is the Milgauss now like every other Rolex? Or does it have other features that give it more protection.
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