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Old 29 March 2023, 09:11 AM   #151
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Haha who says green and blue clash never walk outside on nice day with green grass and blue sky

Everyone want to make their one special but all Milgauss special if you like one more good for you I like Z Blue much more but I don't say anything wrong with others
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Old 29 March 2023, 09:24 AM   #152
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Are you able to post a link to that?
It is pretty easy to do. Go to eBay.com. Type in Rolex Milgauss and hit enter. Go to to the filter and select sold. Then sort results by recently ended, next look at the dates sold, then start counting.

Not sure if you have to log in on eBay to see the sold section?
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Old 31 March 2023, 05:40 AM   #153
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Can’t beat the Z Blue

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Old 26 September 2024, 10:59 PM   #154
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hey guys, was looking to find out if the 116400V black dial clear glass, was discontinued in 2013 or 2023 with the others. i can’t seem to find one dated past 2012 for sale anywhere, as the date on the card can say anything but will the scrambled serial number reveal the true production date somehow? thanks for the help!

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Old 26 September 2024, 11:50 PM   #155
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hey guys, was looking to find out if the 116400V black dial clear glass, was discontinued in 2013 or 2023 with the others. i can’t seem to find one dated past 2012 for sale anywhere, as the date on the card can say anything but will the scrambled serial number reveal the true production date somehow? thanks for the help!

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The black dial CLEAR glass was discontinued long before 2023. The scrambled serial tells you only that the watch was produced after scrambled serial numbers began and nothing more about the watch's actual production date.
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Old 27 September 2024, 12:18 AM   #156
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I had a choice of a Milgauss or an Exp II in 2018. I chose the Exp. The Milgauss was thick, heavy and didn't have a date (mostly lack of date).
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Old 27 September 2024, 12:37 AM   #157
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Indeed. Perhaps if they want to serve the audience in the future, they could have a mechanical calculator complication! I would definitely buy my second Rolex then.
Outstanding idea.

As an economist, I was love to have a Babbage-esque difference engine incorporated into my watch.

To keep this 'on topic', I'll add that it would likely still weigh less than a Milgauss.
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Old 28 September 2024, 01:20 AM   #158
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The black dial CLEAR glass was discontinued long before 2023. The scrambled serial tells you only that the watch was produced after scrambled serial numbers began and nothing more about the watch's actual production date.
ty, maybe that’s why i can’t find one beyond a production claim date of 2012. i think i reads serial scrambling was 2011, no? would you or anyone else here know the current price of a preowned 2012 rolex 116400V black dial clear glass with a card? box not required just would like to prove i own it and it’s mine!

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Old 28 September 2024, 02:11 AM   #159
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Wondering if we get a redesigned Milgauss at W&W next year?
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Old 28 September 2024, 02:19 AM   #160
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Makes me appreciate mine even more now!

Nothing like the Z Blue will be produced by Rolex again. There's a slim chance the Milgauss will come back, but if it did it will never be like the Z Blue, it will be totally different, the Z Blue will always be special.
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Old 30 September 2024, 02:14 PM   #162
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Nothing like the Z Blue will be produced by Rolex again. There's a slim chance the Milgauss will come back, but if it did it will never be like the Z Blue, it will be totally different, the Z Blue will always be special.
A special piece indeed
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