2010 Rolex Submariner No-Date 40MM Black Dial Oyster Bracelet (14060M)
This timepiece is in good condition, showing signs of wear on the lugs, bracelet, case, case back, and clasp. It comes as part of a set that includes boxes (inner and outer), hangtags (brick and green), a booklet, a cleaning cloth, a cardholder, and papers dated September 16th, 2010.
The Rolex Submariner No-Date (14060M) features a 40mm steel case and a black aluminum bezel with a 60-minute diver scale, ideal for keeping track of decompression time intervals. It showcases a clean black dial accented by luminous hour markers and hands, for excellent visibility in low-light conditions. The watch is complemented by an Oyster bracelet, offering a sturdy yet comfortable fit on the wrist. Bid now to add this classic Rolex Submariner No-Date to your collection!
Buyers shipping the watch to NY will be required to pay applicable sales tax of up to 8.875% in addition to the purchase price of the watch to the seller.
Buyers shipping the watch to NY will be required to pay applicable sales tax of up to 8.875% in addition to the purchase price of the watch to the seller.
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- Reference Number: 14060M
- Case Material: Steel
- Bezel Material: Aluminum
- Case Diameter: 40mm
- Crystal: Sapphire Crystal
- Dial: Black
- Dial Numerals: No Numerals
- Bracelet Material: Steel
- Movement: Automatic
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14 Comments
Roam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
@Rawi2n5r2 - it is not, and my pleasure! Let me know if you any other questionsRawi2n5r2 0
Hello - Is the bezel faded a bit? Hard to confirm in pictures. ThxRoam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
I see your point, @maiken, that makes sense for an unengraved bezel from the 1990s. If you're interested, I have a similar item available for $6,900. Regardless, I appreciate your bid and thank you for participating!maiken12 1
Actually I don’t think my offer was too off the mark because recent sales have hovered from $7,000 to $7,300 from what I have seen on this site. Didn’t mean to insult you. I honestly figured you would have come back at somewhere around there. I did offer a decent amount more than the other bids which actually were pretty unrealistically low.Roam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
I understand your frustration, but isn’t it fair to say that your offer was considerably lower than the typical selling price? In negotiations, if I had countered with a lower offer, it could have led to a reduction in my asking price for everyone, which I’m not willing to risk. You could have simply re-offered something higher and seen if I would have went down. Anyways best of luckmaiken12 1
FYI. The counter offer I received on my $6,900 bid was the full $8,800 original seller ask. Was certainly willing to come up for a realistic counter offer. Don’t waste your time. Not sure why the seller is labeled a “Deal Maker”.Roam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
Just dirt, I can steam that offmaiken12 1
What is the brown stain on the bottom right of the case near the 20 on the bezel?Roam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
Yes, all links are available. Regarding polishing, it has never been polishedmaiken12 1
Has this ever been polished that you can tell?maiken12 1
Does this have all the links available or just what’s shown in the pictures?Roam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
It has a green glow @Kymc8y2d7Kymc8y2d7 2
Do you know if this has green glow superluminova luminous material or the newer Chromalight blue glow?Roam3u9x9 (The Seller)136
@Zhfe6l4q3 Thank you for your bid. Unfortunately, I can't go that low on this watch, especially with the card and engraved bezel. If it were a 1999 naked watch, I possibly could.