Reference:14060M: Difference between revisions

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The 14060M is the no-date partner to the 16610 (and later 16610LN) date Submariner. It holds the same slot its predecessor 14060 did, but now with caliber 3130. COSC chronometer certification appeared on the dial from mid-2007, which is when the four-line layout was introduced.

* [[Reference:16610|16610]] / 16610LN: date, COSC, caliber 3135

The [[Reference:16610|16610]] / 16610LN is the date partner — COSC-certified, caliber 3135. The 14060M is its no-date counterpart, running caliber 3130, with COSC text appearing on the dial from mid-2007.

* [[Reference:14060M~~|14060M]]:~~ no date, caliber 3130, COSC text on dial from mid-2007

One important distinction from the 14060: the caliber discrepancy that affects the predecessor does not apply here. The 14060M uses caliber 3130 without ambiguity. The 14060 caliber question (3000 versus 3030 per the Vintage Rolex Field Manual) is covered in the 14060 article and should not be conflated with the 14060M specification.

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 The 14060M is the no-date partner to the 16610 (and later 16610LN) date Submariner. It holds the same slot its predecessor 14060 did, but now with caliber 3130. COSC chronometer certification appeared on the dial from mid-2007, which is when the four-line layout was introduced.
-* [[Reference:16610|16610]] / 16610LN: date, COSC, caliber 3135
+The [[Reference:16610|16610]] / 16610LN is the date partner — COSC-certified, caliber 3135. The 14060M is its no-date counterpart, running caliber 3130, with COSC text appearing on the dial from mid-2007.
-* [[Reference:14060M|14060M]]: no date, caliber 3130, COSC text on dial from mid-2007
 One important distinction from the 14060: the caliber discrepancy that affects the predecessor does not apply here. The 14060M uses caliber 3130 without ambiguity. The 14060 caliber question (3000 versus 3030 per the Vintage Rolex Field Manual) is covered in the 14060 article and should not be conflated with the 14060M specification.