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Rolex Submariner No Date Two-Liner Black Bezel Stainless Steel Watch, Ref. 14060/14060M, photo 1

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Estimate

Appraisal$8,000

Watch-only comparables support this value. The exact reference, authenticity and service history still need verification. An illustrative score for a prepared sample, not a measured probability.

Description

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Summary

This stainless steel Rolex Submariner No Date two-liner is a reference 14060 or 14060M; its SWISS MADE dial and plain rehaut date it to roughly 1999 to 2007.
The $7,000–$9,500 auction estimate draws on watch-only forum sales of about $7,000–$8,500, WatchCharts¹ and Loupe² prices of about $9,286–$9,590, and dealer full-set asking prices of about $9,500–$11,950.
The exact reference must still be confirmed between the lugs, and the range is kept conservative because no box or papers are shown.

Identification

Collector guides from Luxury Bazaar³, Watch Reference Map⁴ and RolexForums⁵ dial studies say the dial marking dates the watch. Tritium 14060 dials (1990–1998) read SWISS – T<25. Transitional dials (about 1998–2000) read SWISS only. SWISS MADE two-line dials appear on late 14060 and two-line 14060M watches until about 2007, when the four-line COSC dial and engraved rehaut arrived. This watch has a SWISS MADE two-line dial and a plain rehaut, so it falls in roughly 1999 to 2007. The 14060 uses the Caliber 3000 movement; the 14060M uses the Caliber 3130, which adds hacking seconds. Both have a 40mm Oyster case, sapphire crystal, black aluminum bezel insert, 300m water resistance, and an Oyster 93150 bracelet with hollow end links and a stamped clasp.

Market

WatchCharts¹ puts the pre-owned market price at about $9,590 for the 14060 and $9,560 for the 14060M. Loupe² puts the 14060 at about $9,286, with active listings from about $6,595. Recent forum sales of watch-only examples ran about $7,000–$8,500, for example an N-serial 14060 with a 93150 bracelet at $7,000 and a 2000 two-liner at $8,250.

Auction results

A watch-only 14060M (about 2006) sold for €6,000 hammer at Crédit Municipal⁶ de Paris in December 2024 against an estimate of €3,000–5,000. A 14060 sold for €7,200 on EveryWatch⁷. Bonhams⁸ Paris estimated a 14060 full set at €6,000–8,000 in October 2024. Dealer asking prices for full sets are about $9,500–$11,950. Because no box or papers are shown, a conservative auction range of $7,000–$9,500 is used.