Rolex Submariner reference 14060M '2 liner' | Unboxing, overview and wrist check! 

124060 no doubt!!!!!!

5513 and 14060M

@@lettuce1305 5513 is a lovely reference for sure!

@@northcoastwatches 6200

@@northcoastwatches I like Reference 124060

@@lonewolfemcquade8133 totally! The cal. 3130 in the ‘M’ makes for a solid workhorse. Thanks for the comment!

Hopefully someday! Which reference Submariner did you have? We’re just about to drop a video on the Submariner and Sea Dweller side by side - be sure to check that one out!

@@northcoastwatches it was the 16610

@@dale-wh9cw nice - a great watch!

If you had to sell it you couldn't afford it in the first place.

@@garmin1488 I didn't sell it because I needed money douchebag.

The hands as well as the hour marker surrounds are white gold on the 14060 and 14060M. The anchor was never supplied with the 14060, sometimes it's seen with the 16610 and a specific 1220m/4000ft anchor was included with the Sea Dweller 16600 - you can see one of those in our 16600 review! Thanks for the comment!

A great choice, and a nice way to mark such an occassion!

You made perhaps the best decision for your first luxury dive watch. Kudos for going 5-digit neo-vintage. These look so much better than the latest ceramic subs.

@@MrDolphin1957 it’s a great and interesting point you bring up! The cal. 3130, and the previously used cal. 3000 in the 14060 (non M) are both ‘COSC movements’ if you like. The interesting part is that it isn’t the movement that gains the COSC certification, but rather the watch reference as a whole. For example, if we look at the Rolex Explorer 14270 and 114270, they both use the cal. 3000 and cal. 3130 respetively and are COSC certified watches. It just so turns out that Rolex never had the 14060 or the 14060M COSC certified, even though both were using movements seen in other models which had COSC certification. A further interesting point is that around 2007, Rolex actually had the 14060M, running the same cal. 3130 movement, COSC certified - the model then gained the extra text on the dial and became known as the 4-liner. Therefore, as you can imagine, the precision of the movements are excellent, running to COSC, tried and tested with a long history of their reliability.

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A great choice of watch to mark the occassion! Let us know if we can help 🙃thanks for the comment🙏

@@northcoastwatches I’m actually after the 14060 not the m variant due to birth year! Will follow your videos appreciate that.

@@IxMAXIxMUSCLExI fantastic, that will put you in an S serial which will have a tritium dial. Super nice and they often patina to lovely creamy colour lume plots.

@@northcoastwatches exactly! Reason why I really like it how it will age.

Agreed! A great reference!

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@@northcoastwatches will do! Thanks

Holy hell!

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A great watch, especially with creamy patina'd lume! Thanks for watching!

@@northcoastwatches yeah and the 97/98 dials have serifs. They are the most attractive imo