This means that it’s easy to switch out the steel Oyster bracelet for different straps. Plus, if you look at the sides of the case, you’ll notice lug holes-something that today’s Rolex watches don’t have. It boasts contemporary features such as a sapphire crystal and a 300-meter water resistance, yet it maintains the more traditional case shape and smaller details on the dial compared to the new “super case” and “maxi dial” of the latest Submariner watches. 14060 is a bridge between vintage Submariners and the ultra-modern ones. So a no-date Submariner is more like the original Sub than ones with a date window. Remember, when the Rolex Submariner first made its debut in 1953, it did not have a date window. The absence of the ubiquitous dial window at 3 o’clock and accompanying Cyclops lens on the crystal allows for a beautifully balanced and uncluttered dial. 14060 love the watch for its fantastic symmetric. The Appeal of the Rolex Submariner No-Date 14060įans of the Submariner No Date ref. Again, keeping with dive watch functionality, there’s an extension mechanism in the clasp that allows to wearer to extend the bracelet to fit it over a dive suit. This particular model has hollow center and end links on the bracelet rather than solid ones, which makes it more lightweight than its modern counterparts. 14060 is its matching stainless steel Oyster bracelet. Finally, rounding out the look of the Submariner No-Date ref.
14060 is the lack of a date window, hence its Submariner No-Date label. Another thing you’ll notice on the Submariner ref. These details allow for clear legibility even in the murkiest of waters. Housed within the case is the familiar black Submariner dial with lume plots and luminescent Mercedes-style hands. Like all modern Rolex Submariner, the Sub ref.
14060 is water resistant to 300 meters (1,000 feet) thanks to the Oyster case construction, screw-down winding crown, and fluted caseback. Furthermore, to withstand underwater exploration, the Rolex Submariner ref. If the watch gets knocked, the bezel will only turn in one direction to add more minutes rather than reduce them. This is to prevent divers from overestimating how long they’ve been in the water for. As a dive watch, that bezel, marked to 60 units, is, of course, unidirectional rather than bidirectional. 14060 is one of the last classically styled Submariner watches that sport an aluminum bezel rather than the new style Cerachrom ceramic bezel. Introduced in the 1990s and no longer in production, the stainless steel Rolex Submariner ref. The Design of the Rolex Submariner No-Date 14060 Join us as we highlight our March Watch of the Month, the classic Rolex Submariner No-Date ref. While there are endless options to choose from within the Rolex Submariner collection, from gold to steel to two-tone to bejeweled to ceramic models, we love the simplicity of the stainless steel Rolex Submariner No-Date watch. Born in the 1950s as a tool watch for scuba divers to take with them underwater, the Rolex Submariner has long since graduated to the ultimate status sports watch. There are your standard popular luxury watches and then there’s the Rolex Submariner-a watch that is truly in a league of its own.
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