Sub ND 14060M - COSC vs non-COSC

[Darkangel]

How much did the AD quote U? BTW Passions has 2 new pieces ND SUB M-series @ $5880... can further neg. I think

Passions offer 5880? not cheap man

[Oceanklassik]

Then how cheap is cheap?

[DM101]

Hi guys, newbie here need some advice, spot a new Sub model M14060 at a local AD with new chapter ring but with pin hole. I thought the new sub does not came with pin hole, but it has the new chapter ring. Find it confusing, can anyone advice. Thanks

The 14060 or later known as 14060M seems don't hold its value well in pre-own market. 14060 averages $4200++

Don't see any newer 14060M for sale though (i.e. COSCO certified with more lines of text at the bottom) This I think is not much buyer buys this model and even those who do buy are collectros and don't sell one....

[Darkangel]

Then how cheap is cheap?

For me? Brand new...maybe something like a 5k is cheap

[superformance]

The 14060 or later known as 14060M seems don't hold its value well in pre-own market. 14060 averages $4200++

Don't see any newer 14060M for sale though (i.e. COSCO certified with more lines of text at the bottom) This I think is not much buyer buys this model and even those who do buy are collectros and don't sell one....

Lets learn from the past. IF they dont sell well now, 10 - 15 yrs from now, this 14060 might be the orange hand of the future.

[edsonchan]

I regret selling mine...

Might get it back....

This is a very nice watch cos I don't really like the look of the Cyclops...

[zidaneong]

buy the cosc one if you like more text, comes with internal engraving, while the non-cosc one gives a more oldie feel to it.

[exxondus]

buy the cosc one if you like more text, comes with internal engraving, while the non-cosc one gives a more oldie feel to it.

me prefer the one without COSC keke..has a more vintage look to it.

to me, all the wordings all useless. as long as the watch keeps good time, no COSC certified also no issues for me

[skyline]

Help on : 14060 vs 14060m

hi..i am doing research on Sub ND.(maybe looking for one in grey market)
read-up too much till abit blur..so decided to post a thread to ask more details instead..
below is what i read and compiled..
pls help me,if i am wrong..
thankx all sis/bro

wat's the diff better 14060 vs 14060m

the dial for 14060 :
2 line
no cosc
discon model?

the dial for 14060m:
4 line
cosc

BTW:also i have eyed 1pc Sub-ND in 1 of grey market shop...it's stated :

K Series,Papers dated 2003,
Discontinued model, only 2lines on the dial
not cosc
(pls help me verify is the guy saying to me is true or not,really scare got cheated)

[Ender]

hi..i am doing research on Sub ND.(maybe looking for one in grey market)
read-up too much till abit blur..so decided to post a thread to ask more details instead..
below is what i read and compiled..
pls help me,if i am wrong..
thankx all sis/bro
wat's the diff better 14060 vs 14060m
the dial for 14060 :
2 line
no cosc
discon model?
the dial for 14060m:
4 line
cosc
BTW:also i have eyed 1pc Sub-ND in 1 of grey market shop...it's stated :
K Series,Papers dated 2003,
Discontinued model, only 2lines on the dial
not cosc
(pls help me verify is the guy saying to me is true or not,really scare got cheated)

My understanding is that the M is to distinguish the change from the Cal 3000movement to the Cal 3130 (?), full balance bridge, bigger balance wheel etc.
For me, I see the 14060/14060m as 3 main categories for consideration.
14060 - Tritium dial
14060M - no COSC cert.
14060M -with COSC cert.

The above's my limited understanding of that model. It's probably wrong somewhere and so better to check with some of the rolex gurus here.

Ender

[skyline]

hi...so means that?

for a 'K' Series,Papers dated 2003, Sub-ND 14060M
is Discontinued model,
have only 2lines on the dial,is not cosc?

[Darkangel]

hi...so means that?

for a 'K' Series,Papers dated 2003, Sub-ND 14060M
is Discontinued model,
have only 2lines on the dial,is not cosc?

bingo

[skyline]

hi..al..
1 more last qn..
hw many links does sub-Nd comes with?

thankx

[crazyfingers]

My understanding is that the M is to distinguish the change from the Cal 3000movement to the Cal 3130 (?), full balance bridge, bigger balance wheel etc.
For me, I see the 14060/14060m as 3 main categories for consideration.
14060 - Tritium dial
14060M - no COSC cert.
14060M -with COSC cert.

The above's my limited understanding of that model. It's probably wrong somewhere and so better to check with some of the rolex gurus here.

Ender

Thats correct! The only difference is the movement and now in the recent models (with the extra text on the dial), the movement is COSC certified.

[keltzar]

13 links is standard.

If you're after ND because you think its cheaper ... you can get older tritium-dial Sub 16610 with date (&COSC cert) for as little as $4.6k ... that's only a bit more.