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2024 ROLEX DATEJUST41 Pledge Member
Join Date: Mar 2019
Real Name: George
Location: Massachusetts
Watch: Milgauss
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A Year on the Wrist--The Rolex Milgauss Z-Blue
A Year on the Wrist—The Rolex Milgauss Z-Blue
I hope you’ll permit me a moment amidst the chaos to celebrate one year with the Z-Blue. I really do feel strange celebrating a luxury item at this time, but the forum has been a great distraction and I look forward to the chatter every day. Years back, I saw an ad for the Milgauss and instantly loved it. Back when ADs actually had stock (I think this was 2016), I tried the watch on and hoped that one day it would be possible to purchase it responsibly. About a year later, one of my students (he was an engineering major) wore the Z-Blue as his daily—scratches, dents, and all. He was excited when I recognized it. Well, 2019 hit. I turned 35. I’m grateful to be in the position to have a modest collection that continues to grow. What I love about it: The colors of the dial and GV are really stunning. The stupid orange second hand. The size. The weight—some have called it “top heavy,” but I like a watch that you know is “there.” What I don’t love: The PCLs. Probably won’t choose another reference that uses them. (Would honestly put a Daytona on a leather racing strap.) The E-Z link…granted, it’s helpful, but I’m spoiled by the Glidelock on the 114060 (one-year review coming late April). -- Is it a “sporty watch”? Not actually, but it looks great with jeans and tee. Is it a “dress watch”? Not really, but it does pair well with a suit (one needs a generous cuff). Is it still my “special” watch. Yes—and I have bought 2 Langes this year. -- If you’re “on the fence” and have the means—go ahead. Thanks to the forum. Hope you’re all having a special day, too. |
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