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Despite its roots in aviation and engineering, the antimagnetic watch still makes sense in everyday life.

You might hear watch companies (or even watch nerds) brag about their antimagnetic watches and how many gauss they can withstand. If you've wondered what that means and why it's a big deal, you're surely not alone. What is an antimagnetic watch, anyway? Is it really important? Why does the Rolex Milgauss have that funky seconds hand? Here's what you need to know.

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The advances in anti-mag materials are indeed cool, especially spring wise with the added advantages of increased PR and improved timekeeping.