Rolex 14060m 4 lines Submariner : All Dial Versions

[PepsiBezel]

Originally Posted by SkipperJoe

Appreciate it. An associate at a local Rolex AD took a look with a loupe last night and said the dial looks good. (They don't have a watchmaker on staff to take a peak at the guts).

Looks like a Mark 2 dial, based on the sans serif text and the spacing on the depth rating line (particularly the space between 300 and m).

[illiguy]

Originally Posted by PepsiBezel

Looks like a Mark 2 dial, based on the sans serif text and the spacing on the depth rating line (particularly the space between 300 and m).

+1. That’s a Mk II

[Alexxonvaldez]

Done !
Have a look here.

[Alexxonvaldez]

Originally Posted by MJZRolex

I wish I had this same information for the 14060M 2-liner.

Here.

[Gerry62]

Originally Posted by padi56

Well in the real world seeing dials are made in 3 different factories now all owned by Rolex.There always will be and always have been tiny variations to most all dials over production years.But today mainly sellers have noted these variations with words like rare, collectible etc, to extract more from those willing to pay.

I always share your posts and I know you've had a few 16600s. I've had four over time but after years of passion and MANY watches I really choose 16600as an my absolute favourite . Do you, Peter, still wear it?

[CanberraMike]

Valuable information for me in choosing my first 14060M watch, thank you.

[Gerry62]

my first watch purchased new
Ser V 43xxxx January 2010
today I have a Ser Z