Which 14060 would you want?

[FrankNYC]

1. A pre 1999 2-liner with Tritium dial?
2. A 1999 and up 2 liner with luminova dial?
3. A the 4-liner 14060 with engraved rehaut and super luminova dial?

There are arguments for either. The Tritium has the potential to develop patina, the 4 liner is more modern...

[csaltphoto]

I picked (and bought) #3. I wanted the most up to date configuration while still retaining the 5 digit aesthetics.

[justjay82]

I had an ‘03 2 liner as my first Rolex. Great all around watch.

[Kyle3130]

I bought a used D serial 14060M 2-liner because it was the best watch I could afford at the time. I also really really wanted it!

I wear it everyday and it does everything with me.

[Kliminator]

Ended up picking up a tritium model so #1

[Dr.Smellody]

#2, but Swiss only dial..

[FrankNYC]

Does the Tritium 14060 qualify as vintage yet? The first batch were produced 30 years ago! There's not as much traffic in the Vintage forum so I rather stay here! haha

[fskywalker]

Probably #3


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[Onequik135i]

I chose 1 being I had 2 & 3, but my tastes have more so evolved to the earlier T-25 dials on Subs.

[Gomler]

This...

[nicon]

4-liner, modern and most interesting.

[Meyrin]

I have a 1996 14060, "2-liner" and tritium dial. I absolutely love it, but must admit I do sometimes get envious when I see some of the fantastic lume photos on this forum! The lume on mine is dead now, of course!

[Nikrnic]

I had a K ser. @ 3yrs. ago and traded it for a new Subc in Nov.'17. Good timing just recently (sept) found on C/24 private seller random ser no. first sold on 6/6/12 as a gift to the seller who is a non watch guy and put it away unworn.

[kpinthebay]

Originally Posted by csaltphoto

I picked (and bought) #3. I wanted the most up to date configuration while still retaining the 5 digit aesthetics.

I was gonna say this verbatim. Ok maybe not. But the jist of it is spot on.

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[FTX I]

Mine is a 2 liner Z serial with superluminova and it glows like a torch. Wearing as I type.

[djgallo]

I be digging this one

[Dr. Robert]

Y serial 14060, lume still strong!

[Gerry62]

#2

2 liner the great cleanliness of the dial is important

(my ser. U only swiss)

[Gerry62]

#2

2 liner the great cleanliness of the dial is important

(my ser. U only swiss)

[pigman08]

4-liner, for reasons already mentioned... An argument for the 2-liner is often made due to its cleaner and uncluttered dial, but I’ve had my 16610 f/ 20 years so 4 lines is all that I’m accustomed to.


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[m j b]

Ditto. But I don't know why people want the opinions of others who will not be wearing the watch. Your opinion (OP) is the only one that matters.

[214270Explorer]

Either two liner.

Too much spec sheet garbage on today's dials.

[sillo]

2 Line for me. I went tritium since that's what most of my collection is and I'm looking forward to some patina.

[illiguy]

All three.

[sillo]

Originally Posted by illiguy

All three.

Now this is the right answer!

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by Nikrnic

I had a K ser. @ 3yrs. ago and traded it for a new Subc in Nov.'17. Good timing just recently (sept) found on C/24 private seller random ser no. first sold on 6/6/12 as a gift to the seller who is a non watch guy and put it away unworn.

Nice.

[othertbone]

For collectability, I would think the tritium dial and hands

[Evad3]

Picked up a NOS 4 liner this weekend!

[illiguy]

Originally Posted by Evad3

Picked up a NOS 4 liner this weekend!

Nice and congrats! Plan to wear or put in the safe?


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[Tools]

Classic form and true to the originals..