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Fact fix: Submariner seconds hand is lollipop not Mercedes (per Reference:5508/5510/16760 convention); no-date Subs never had quickset so the distinction is chronometer certification; M suffix = modified caliber 3130 (cf Reference:14000M); SEO title dates aligned to 1989-1999 body

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	Two-line standard layout throughout. No four-line OCC or SCOC variant — that wording arrives only on the 14060M after 2007.		Two-line standard layout throughout. No four-line OCC or SCOC variant — that wording arrives only on the 14060M after 2007.

	* '''Mark 1 (1989 – approximately 1997/98)~~''':~~ "SWISS – T<25" tritium~~. Cream~~-to-warm-beige ~~plot~~ patina on ~~aged examples~~.		Mark 1 dials (1989 to approximately 1997/98) carry "SWISS – T<25" tritium lume text, aging to a cream-to-warm-beige patina on the lume plots. A narrow transitional "Swiss only" run (around 1998) shows just "SWISS" at the bottom — genuine factory output, but rare. Mark 2 dials (1998–1999) switch to "SWISS MADE" Luminova and are the dominant late-run configuration.
	* '''Transitional "Swiss only" (~~approximately~~ 1998)~~''': narrow handover with~~ "SWISS" ~~only~~ at the bottom~~. Genuine~~ factory output, rare.
	* '''Mark 2 (~~1998 – 1999~~)~~''':~~ "SWISS MADE" Luminova~~. The~~ dominant late-run configuration.

	The dial wording remains "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" throughout. White-gold-surround applied indices on a glossy black lacquer ground. Mercedes hour and minute hands paired with a Mercedes second hand carrying a small luminous tip. Spider crack patterns on the glossy lacquer surface on a small subset of late-tritium and Luminova examples — a known formulation issue on the period dials.		The dial wording remains "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" throughout. White-gold-surround applied indices on a glossy black lacquer ground. Mercedes hour and minute hands paired with a Mercedes second hand carrying a small luminous tip. Spider crack patterns on the glossy lacquer surface on a small subset of late-tritium and Luminova examples — a known formulation issue on the period dials.
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	Period delivery configurations:		Period delivery configurations:
	* '''Oyster 93150''' with '''593 hollow end-links''' (early-to-mid ~~run,~~ 1989 through approximately mid-1990s)~~. The~~ same bracelet ~~shipped~~ on the 5513, 1680, 16800, and early 16610 ~~— cross-family bracelet code~~.		Early-to-mid production (1989 through approximately the mid-1990s) shipped on the Oyster 93150 with 593 hollow end-links, the same cross-family bracelet code used on the 5513, 1680, 16800, and early 16610. Later production (late 1990s) moved to the Oyster 78360, a heavier-feeling bracelet with the same overall geometry as the 93150.
	* '''Oyster 78360''' (~~later production,~~ late 1990s)~~. Heavier~~-feeling ~~Oyster~~ with the same overall geometry as the 93150.
	* SEL service end-links 501B replace the older 593 hollow end-links on service-era refits — bracelet originality on a 14060 needs case-and-clasp-date verification rather than relying on the end-link stamp alone.		* SEL service end-links 501B replace the older 593 hollow end-links on service-era refits — bracelet originality on a 14060 needs case-and-clasp-date verification rather than relying on the end-link stamp alone.

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Rolex 14060 Submariner}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Rolex 14060 Submariner}}
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	\|title=Rolex Submariner 14060 — Non-Date, Cal 3000, 1990–2000 \| BezelBase		\|title=Rolex Submariner 14060 — Non-Date, Cal 3000, 1990–2000 \| BezelBase
	\|description=The 14060 is the first sapphire-era no-date Submariner. 1989 to 1999, caliber 3000 (27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking, no quickset), 300m water resistance, two-line dial throughout, tritium → Luminova → Super-LumiNova lume transitions, 93150 / 78360 Oyster bracelet.		\|description=The 14060 is the first sapphire-era no-date Submariner. 1989 to 1999, caliber 3000 (27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking, no quickset), 300m water resistance, two-line dial throughout, tritium → Luminova → Super-LumiNova lume transitions, 93150 / 78360 Oyster bracelet.
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	The 14060 trades primarily on the dealer market. Standard tritium examples cluster across the modest USD 6,000–10,000 band depending on dial-state originality, paperwork, and case condition. Late "Swiss only" transitional dials sit above the standard market when authenticated. Full-set examples with box, warranty, and matching clasp dates carry meaningful premiums — the box-and-papers spread is the main pricing driver.		The 14060 trades primarily on the dealer market. Standard tritium examples cluster across the modest USD 6,000–10,000 band depending on dial-state originality, paperwork, and case condition. Late "Swiss only" transitional dials sit above the standard market when authenticated. Full-set examples with box, warranty, and matching clasp dates carry meaningful premiums — the box-and-papers spread is the main pricing driver.


			== Related references ==

			* [[Reference:16618\|Submariner 16618]] — 1988–2009
			* [[Reference:16610\|Submariner 16610]] — Date, Cal 3135 (1988–2010)
			* [[Reference:16613\|Submariner 16613]] — 1989–2009
			* [[Reference:16613LB\|Submariner 16613LB]] — 1989–2009
			* [[Reference:16613LN\|Submariner 16613LN]] — 1989–2009
			* [[Reference:16803\|Submariner 16803]] — 1984–1988

			See also the [[Reference:submariner\|Submariner family index]], [[Reference:Movements\|movement reference]], [[Reference:Bracelets\|bracelet & clasp guide]], and [[Reference:Serial-numbers\|serial numbers by year]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Rolex 14060 Submariner}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Rolex 14060 Submariner}}
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	\|title=Rolex 14060 ~~Submariner~~ — ~~Production~~, ~~Dial Variants~~, ~~Serial Ranges~~ \| BezelBase		\|title=Rolex Submariner 14060 — Non-Date, Cal 3000, 1990–2000 \| BezelBase
	\|description=The 14060 is the first sapphire-era no-date Submariner. 1989 to 1999, caliber 3000 (27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking, no quickset), 300m water resistance, two-line dial throughout, tritium → Luminova → Super-LumiNova lume transitions, 93150 / 78360 Oyster bracelet.		\|description=The 14060 is the first sapphire-era no-date Submariner. 1989 to 1999, caliber 3000 (27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking, no quickset), 300m water resistance, two-line dial throughout, tritium → Luminova → Super-LumiNova lume transitions, 93150 / 78360 Oyster bracelet.
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	\|title=Rolex Submariner 14060 — Non-Date, Cal 3000, ~~1990–2000~~ \| BezelBase		\|title=Rolex Submariner 14060 — Non-Date, Cal 3000, 1989–1999 \| BezelBase
	\|description=The 14060 is the first sapphire-era no-date Submariner. 1989 to 1999, caliber 3000 (27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking, no quickset), 300m water resistance, two-line dial throughout, tritium → Luminova → Super-LumiNova lume transitions, 93150 / 78360 Oyster bracelet.		\|description=The 14060 is the first sapphire-era no-date Submariner. 1989 to 1999, caliber 3000 (27 jewels, 28,800 vph, hacking, no quickset), 300m water resistance, two-line dial throughout, tritium → Luminova → Super-LumiNova lume transitions, 93150 / 78360 Oyster bracelet.
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	The 14060 closes the acrylic-crystal era of the no-date Submariner and opens the sapphire era. The [[Reference:5513\|5513]] (1962–1989, acrylic, 200m, caliber 1520) is the long predecessor; the 14060 carries the no-date position into the modern Sub case with a sapphire crystal, a Triplock crown and the 300m rating. It is the first no-date Sub fitted with both sapphire and Triplock, which makes it a structural step rather than a cosmetic refresh.		The 14060 closes the acrylic-crystal era of the no-date Submariner and opens the sapphire era. The [[Reference:5513\|5513]] (1962–1989, acrylic, 200m, caliber 1520) is the long predecessor; the 14060 carries the no-date position into the modern Sub case with a sapphire crystal, a Triplock crown and the 300m rating. It is the first no-date Sub fitted with both sapphire and Triplock, which makes it a structural step rather than a cosmetic refresh.

	It is also the last Submariner without ~~quickset before the 14060M's COSC~~ certification ~~arrived~~. The two-line dial reads "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" with none of the "Officially Certified Chronometer" wording the 14060M's caliber 3130 would go on to earn. Anyone after a sapphire-era Submariner with the plainest movement and the plainest dial ends up here.		It is also the last no-date Submariner to ship without chronometer certification. The two-line dial reads "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" with none of the "Officially Certified Chronometer" wording the 14060M's caliber 3130 would go on to earn. Anyone after a sapphire-era Submariner with the plainest movement and the plainest dial ends up here.

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	Caliber 3000: 27 jewels, 28,800 vph, approximately 48-hour reserve, hacking seconds, non-chronometer. It is the time-only sister to the 3035 and 3135 that run the date Submariners, and without a date complication there is no quickset. The architecture carries forward into the 14060M's caliber 3130 with chronometer regulation added and the no-date logic preserved.		Caliber 3000: 27 jewels, 28,800 vph, approximately 48-hour reserve, hacking seconds, non-chronometer. It is the time-only sister to the 3035 and 3135 that run the date Submariners, and without a date complication there is no quickset. The architecture carries forward into the 14060M's caliber 3130 with chronometer regulation added and the no-date logic preserved.

	The 14060 is deliberately non-COSC. The "M" suffix on the 14060M indicates "Modified" — the modification being the chronometer pass ~~that~~ the 14060 never had. The dial follows the movement: "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" and nothing else, where the 14060M would later add the two "Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified" lines.		The 14060 is deliberately non-COSC. The "M" suffix on the 14060M indicates "Modified" — the modification being caliber 3130, which on that reference also brought the chronometer pass the 14060 never had. The dial follows the movement: "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" and nothing else, where the 14060M would later add the two "Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified" lines.

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	Early dials, 1989 to approximately 1997/98, carry "SWISS – T<25" tritium text and lume that ages to a cream-to-warm-beige patina. The narrow "Swiss only" run around 1998 shows just "SWISS" at the bottom — genuine factory output, and rare. Later dials, 1998 to 1999, switch to "SWISS MADE" and Luminova, and they are the dominant late-run configuration.		Early dials, 1989 to approximately 1997/98, carry "SWISS – T<25" tritium text and lume that ages to a cream-to-warm-beige patina. The narrow "Swiss only" run around 1998 shows just "SWISS" at the bottom — genuine factory output, and rare. Later dials, 1998 to 1999, switch to "SWISS MADE" and Luminova, and they are the dominant late-run configuration.

	The dial wording stays "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" throughout. Applied indices with white-gold surrounds sit on a glossy black lacquer ground. Mercedes hour and minute hands paired with a ~~Mercedes second~~ hand carrying a small luminous tip. A small subset of late-tritium and Luminova examples develop spider cracks in the glossy lacquer, a known formulation problem on the period dials.		The dial wording stays "Submariner / 300m=1000ft" throughout. Applied indices with white-gold surrounds sit on a glossy black lacquer ground. Mercedes hour and minute hands paired with a lollipop seconds hand carrying a small luminous tip. A small subset of late-tritium and Luminova examples develop spider cracks in the glossy lacquer, a known formulation problem on the period dials.

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