Rolex Submariner 14060M

ROLEX SUBMARINER 14060M 'FOUR-LINER' FULL SET

THE ESSENTIALS MAKE: ROLEX MODEL: 14060M YEAR: 2007 BOX/PAPERS: YES/YES CASE DIAMETER: 40mm CASE MATERIAL: STAINLESS STEEL BRACELET MATERIAL: STAINLESS STEEL MOVEMENT: AUTOMATIC The Rolex Submariner 14060, introduced in 1990, marked the end of the 5513’s remarkable 28-year production run and the transition to five-digit Submariner references, ushering in the ‘neo-vintage’ era. The 14060 carried several key updates—sapphire crystal, Chronometer-rated calibre 3000 movement, and a unidirectional bezel—significantly improving functionality and robustness while retaining the iconic Submariner’s clean, no-date, symmetrical look. In 1999 came another change: the modified version, the 14060M, which remained in production until 2012. The luminous material was upgraded to Super-Luminova, and the movement to the modern calibre 3130. The present example, the sought-after “four-liner” 14060M, represents the rarest of the family, featuring four lines of text on the dial instead of the earlier “two-liner” layout. The “Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified” designation indicates that the movement had been COSC certified. This variation is often referred to as “the last of the best.” Why? It is slim, robust, and retains a classic profile never repeated once Rolex transitioned to the Maxi case. The watch delivers everything a modern Submariner can, but with a lower profile. Moreover, unlike other sports models of the era, the 14060(M) kept its drilled lugs until the end of production—ideal if you ever wish to swap the bracelet for leather or rubber. This example remains in excellent shape. The case has been polished in the past and displays normal wear marks, but no dents or dings. The dial and hands are flawless with no degradation, and the full-link 93150 bracelet shows minimal stretch. The watch comes complete with its wallet, guarantee card, box, both booklets, translation booklet, and Rolex service card. It runs beautifully at +1 s/d, with 300 amplitude and 0.0 ms beat error. A superb example of Rolex’s neo-vintage classic.