Stainless Steel Timing

Rolex Submariner. The green bezel Submariner aka Kermit was introduced to market in the mid-2000s to celebrate the collection's 50th anniversary. In addition to featuring a striking aluminum insert in Rolex's signature green hue the was also the first model to display the time via larger Maxi luminous hour markers and hands. The 5-digit Rolex also boasts a handful of modern upgrades including a unidirectional time-lapse bezel a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal luminous plots in white gold surrounds and a depth rating of up to 1 000 feet.

Rolex Submariner  like the watch worn by James Bond in several 007 movies features a striking stainless steel finish and black dial and bezel. It's sleek purpose-driven and luxurious. It's no wonder the iconic dive watch was the chosen companion for the International Man of Mystery.

Rolex Submariner ref 14060M (2006) is more than just a no-date model. It also sports an "M" at the end of the reference number which reveals some rather interesting facts about its history. When ref. 14060 was initially released it utilized the caliber 3000. However around the late 1990s Rolex upgraded the movement to the caliber 3130 with a new full balance bridge among other upgrades. Those "modified" movements are distinguished by an "M" reference number. Additionally Rolex didn't have the movement chronometer rated until later on which is why it is possible to find ref. 14060Ms with either two lines of text or four. Aside from the fascinating history of the movement ref. 14060M is a classic stainless steel luxury dive watch complete with the desirable black dial and bezel.