Rolex Milgauss Black Dial Full Set Double Papers + RSC Paper!

Dial: 100% original matte black tritium dial in near mint condition with no blemishes.

Case: stainless steel case is strong with sharp bevels which signifies an unpolished case. Inside case back has the X attachment with ll.67 (2nd quarter 1967) stamped.

Movement: caliber 1580 with movement number delineated with a capital M before the set of numbers. Movement comes complete with the anti-magnetic iron movement cover.

Bracelet: 100% period correct 7836 (258) bracelet with no clasp code is in near mint condition professionally restored.

Box & Paper: watch comes complete with original punched guarantee booklet paired with the original COSC paper with matching serial and movement numbers. Included also is the RSC (Spore) authentication papers for service quotation. Hang tag also included with the original period correct document holder (passport).

Here’s why you should have this watch in your collection;

This nlack dial Rolex Milgauss reference 1019 from circa 1967 is highly collectible with tritium lume and unaltered condition.

The 1019 was developed for scientists working in high-magnetic environments and features antimagnetic properties, making it one of Rolex’s most technically distinctive vintage models. Its clean, understated design paired with professional tool-watch purpose has gained growing appreciation in the collector world.

Early examples like this—with original dial, hands, and bracelet—are particularly sought after due to their low production numbers and rarity on the market. Auction data from 2023–2024 confirms that original-condition 1019s with rail dials trade in the $25,000–30,000 range, with premiums for unpolished cases and rare subvariants like the CERN no-lume dial.

As a well-preserved, all-original piece from a significant era in Rolex tool-watch history, this 1019 stands as a quietly important reference that blends technical innovation with minimalist mid-century design appeal.