Rolex Milgauss GV?

[Ravager135]

Originally Posted by swils8610

Love my GV. Very unique. I happen to love the orange second and green crystal. It compliments my Sub and Explorer II nicely.


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Love your taste as it seems we have an identical collection.

I would add that I fall in and out of love with my GV all time. Doesn't make it a piece to avoid, just that it wouldn't be my first Rolex. As I have said in many other threads, there is nothing else out there on the market that looks even remotely like it.

[Nycturbovr6]

I wouldn't mind adding a gv to my collection

[samsmart]

I love the Milgauss. Never used to,but it has been growing on me.

[Marrk]

Originally Posted by jm70

I appreciate the Milgauss GV hasn't been that popular. The Rolex dealer was honest and said that is why they can give me a fairly generous discount on it. However I like the contradiction of the watch. The individual parts are a bit wacky...the orange lightning bolt second hand, the green glass, the different coloured lume and indices. However these parts together produce a very elegant result - something of a paradox. I like that.

I think it's a great choice. The GV is stunning.

[Dr g]

Originally Posted by Dcmk

I love my GV it's the one that brought me back to Rolex and I think it's the most unique special creation by Rolex with the green glass ..love it! I also feel that the GV is the most under appreciated model in the Rolex line up.. Wait till they discontinue this model n see what happens ;)

Agree !


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[KINGROLESAR]

Originally Posted by OML

well stated - you are clearly a man with an artful eye and keen sense of style - a milgauss gv at that price is an impeccable choice. If you get this watch know that you have made the right decision.

OML, you also possess an artful eye and impeccable taste.

[Marrk]

I've said it before: When you consider all that is going on with the GV (dial + crystal), and yet is does not overwhelm or seem over-crowded (like the too-busy Daytona), it is a marvel.

I could do without the big, thick case, but that is another discussion.

[KINGROLESAR]

Originally Posted by Marrk

I've said it before: When you consider all that is going on with the GV (dial + crystal), and yet is does not overwhelm or seem over-crowded (like the too-busy Daytona), it is a marvel.

I could do without the big, thick case, but that is another discussion.

[Old Expat Beast]

I love my GV, and its the only Rolex from the last few years that I do like. That said, if you are looking at future value, consider the Milgauss black dial, which has just been discontinued but is still easy to find.

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Marrk

I've said it before: When you consider all that is going on with the GV (dial + crystal), and yet is does not overwhelm or seem over-crowded (like the too-busy Daytona), it is a marvel.

I could do without the big, thick case, but that is another discussion.

I like all aspects of the GV - especially the case!

Feels great on wrist.

[SC11]

I never found the GV to give that 100% must have feel when trying on at AD's but I did appeal to me so went with it, once on the wrist and out in the wild it's grown on me to the point me 114060 still has all the stickers on!

Cracking watch and my current favorite

[Furbo]

GV will be my next Rolex unless they introduce something even nicer this year.

[Howie]

The GV rocks!

[axjimenez]

The GV is a very unique watch. I would pull the trigger. I think every collection needs a little "color" sometimes!

[gsgarbear2]

I just purchased one from DavidSW and I love it. It is uniquely different.