ROLEX MILGAUSS Z-BLUE
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- £10,250
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- £9,000
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £3,428
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WORTH £10,250 — OR TAKE £9,000 CASH!With its striking blue dial, green sapphire crystal and orange lightning-bolt seconds hand, this Rolex Milgauss has unmistakable character.The winner can choose this spectacular watch, worth £10,250, or take the £9,000 cash alternative!QUICK SUMMARYRolex Milgauss Z-Blue40mm stainless steel case and Oyster braceletBlue dial, green sapphire crystal and orange lightning-bolt seconds handAutomatic movementRolex presentation box and Milgauss bookletPrize value of £10,250£9,000 cash alternative10 × 1oz fine silver instant winsOnly 7,500 tickets availableTickets just £2.99 each10 × 1oz FINE SILVER INSTANT WINSThere are also 10 individual 1oz fine silver prizes hidden among the tickets as instant wins.Find one of the winning numbers and you’ll secure a silver prize instantly—with your ticket remaining in the draw for the main prize!Competition Closes: Sunday 20th September at 8.45pmLive Draw: Sunday 20th September at 9pm on our Facebook pageFURTHER PRIZE DETAILSThe Milgauss combines classic Rolex styling with an unusually colourful design. Its blue sunburst dial catches the light beautifully, framed by the distinctive green sapphire crystal and polished steel bezel.The orange lightning-bolt seconds hand provides its signature finishing touch, complemented by orange dial markings and luminous hour markers.Originally introduced in 1956, the Milgauss was developed for engineers and scientists working around magnetic fields. This Z-Blue model features a 40mm stainless steel Oyster case, Rolex’s self-winding calibre 3131 movement and a matching Oyster bracelet.The watch is presented with the Rolex box and Milgauss booklet shown in the photographs.Choose the distinctive Rolex Milgauss or the £9,000 cash alternative—the decision belongs to the winner!
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