Series : MILGAUSS
Model Number : 116400WT
Movement : Automatic
Power Reserve : Caliber Rolex 3131 , 48Hours
Case Diameter : 40mm
Factory : Clean Factory / VSF(VS Factory)
Crystal : Scratch-Resistant Sapphire Crystal
Dial Colour : White
Strap Colour : Silver
Strap Material : Stainless Steel
Clasp : Folding Clasp
Macro-Image Reliability as a Reference Question
Treat macro-image reliability as a community-derived research lead for 116400WT. Separate useful recurring observations from unsupported certainty, and cross-check the feature against a verified same-generation watch. For 116400WT, choose the camera angle because of macro-image reliability, not because it flatters the watch.
Examining Lug Taper
Treat lug taper as a generation-specific feature of 116400WT. Verify the expected form on the genuine reference first; only then should the listed White, 40mm and Stainless Steel be used to test configuration consistency. On 116400WT, compare lug taper through silhouette and relative mass before trying to infer exact measurements.
Lume Application Consistency: Independent Evidence
116400WT’s lume application consistency is best judged three-dimensionally. Use front, side or oblique evidence as needed to understand mass and interface geometry, while keeping polishing history outside the initial comparison. The White on 116400WT supplies repeated internal landmarks, so lume application consistency should be evaluated as a pattern across the face.
First-Link Articulation
For 116400WT, first-link articulation becomes a mechanical cross-check. A correct action supports the stated configuration, while an unexpected action calls for deeper review; neither outcome alone settles authenticity. For 116400WT, bracelet evidence around first-link articulation is strongest where links meet the case or clasp.
Fluted-Bezel Facet Consistency as a Reference Question
For 116400WT, a useful fluted-bezel facet consistency image is one that can be repeated under neutral conditions. If the finding disappears when angle or lighting changes, its evidentiary value should fall. For 116400WT, compare fluted-bezel facet consistency through stable geometry first and lighting-sensitive surface appearance second.













Ryan Scott –
I wasn’t totally sold by the photos, but I decided to try it. The overall design is probably my favorite part. I’m satisfied with it so far.