White, orange and a green ring
Photos 02 and 04 show the green tint as a ring around the edge of the crystal, framing a bright white dial with orange batons and orange minute numerals. The lightning-bolt seconds hand and the MILGAUSS name are orange too. The black Milgauss with the tourbillon at 6 swaps the white dial and steel case for a grey dial and a black case.
116400GV at a glance
| Reference | 116400GV |
| Size | 40 mm |
| Case | 904L steel |
| Bezel | Smooth, polished |
| Dial | White, orange batons |
| Crystal | Sapphire, green tint |
| Bracelet | Oyster, steel |
| Movement | Japanese or Swiss automatic |
Bracelet or rubber
This white Milgauss sits on a steel Oyster; photo 06 shows the clasp and photo 05 the engraved caseback ring. If you would rather have the white dial on rubber, see the white Milgauss on an orange rubber strap, which has a clear crystal.
White Milgauss: case and movement
The white Milgauss sits in a 904L steel case under anti-reflective sapphire, rated 30 m, which covers splashes and rain. The Japanese movement is Miyota-based; the Swiss one, the pricier option, is built to follow the original calibre. See other Milgauss references or our Rolex sizing notes.
Is the crystal on this white Milgauss green?
Yes. On the photos the crystal has a green tint, visible as a green ring around the white dial.






















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