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20 November 2007, 08:27 AM | #1 |
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14060 box set
The 14060 ND Sub we bought a week ago today for Nancy's son from eBay arrived today. That has to be a world record for Canada Customs to process anything!
It looks like a new Sub. I can still make out 14060 on what's left of the caseback sticker when I look at it at the right angle. Now we're trying to piece together the box and bits. Does anyone know definitively which box and accessories came with the 1999 A serial 14060? It was shipped in a new style box with the wrinkled top like this one, and a yellow outer cardboard box with fold down front flap. I also have inner and outer boxes like these. I have the Rolex Oyster and Submariner booklets, Rolex translation booklet, calendar and passport holders. I still have to source a green Swimpruf hang tag. I also have a red COSC tag, but not sure about including that since the A serial ND Sub wasn't COSC certified. Does anybody know for sure what all came with that watch?
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20 November 2007, 08:33 AM | #2 |
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The pillow box you show in the pic's is the correct box for your 99-Sub. Sell the newer F-series and up wrinkle box and get some money back to offset your purchase price.
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20 November 2007, 08:39 AM | #3 |
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Thanks, Wolfgang. Any words on the bits that came with it?
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20 November 2007, 02:24 PM | #4 |
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"I have the Rolex Oyster and Submariner booklets, Rolex translation booklet, calendar and passport holders. I still have to source a green Swimpruf hang tag. I also have a red COSC tag, but not sure about including that since the A serial ND Sub wasn't COSC certified. Does anybody know for sure what all came with that watch?"
Everthing you posted. Dump the COSC tag as the non-date Sub doesn't have one. Also get the swimpruf green tag, preferably one that has Submariner on it. |
20 November 2007, 06:22 PM | #5 |
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Yes, it came with the PILLOW box. Here is a link to read, but the old-style box shown has a buckle, though, and the one you need should have the pillow:
Boxes! CLICK! The ANCHOR would have been part of the full package in 1999: Rolex anchors! CLICK! There would be NO COSC Red Seal since the 14060 is not COSC rated (or rather: WAS not COSC rated back in 1999).
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21 November 2007, 12:22 AM | #6 |
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QualityTyme.net currently lists green Swimpruf tags for $12.95 US, and 300m/1000ft anchors for $19.95 US. They also sell various box sets, and may work out a deal with you for the newer box. If they don't, shoot me a PM, perhaps I would... I'd put the COSC tag away and keep it for another time, or just collect it, I'm a pack rat! BTW- this is an extremely nice gesture, well done!
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