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Submariner 124060

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The Rolex Submariner 124060LN keeps the dial free of a date window and Cyclops, letting the luminous markers and handset do all the talking. Its most useful change is less obvious: compared with the previous generation, the broader bracelet and slimmer lugs give it a more balanced shape on the wrist, despite the nominal increase in case size.

Introduced in 2020, this generation replaced the 114060 and brought the 3230 movement, with a longer power reserve. Choose the newer watch if the earlier model’s broad shoulders never quite worked for you; the difference is worth experiencing on the wrist rather than judging by diameter alone. The Glidelock clasp allows small fit adjustments without tools, so make sure its sliding mechanism operates smoothly and locks securely. For anyone who prefers the Submariner without a date, there’s no dial or bezel color decision to make here: black is the configuration.

MovementAutomatic
Caliber3230
Case MaterialStainless Steel
Water Resistance300m
Lug Width21mm

What owners love

  • The no-date dial is clean and balanced, without a Cyclops interrupting the view. Owners who chose this version often say that simplicity is exactly why they prefer it to the Submariner Date.
  • The slimmer lugs and wider bracelet make the 41mm case feel better proportioned than the previous six-digit no-date Submariner. Many owners find it wears less bulky than the diameter suggests.
  • Glidelock lets you fine-tune the bracelet without tools, which makes a real difference as your wrist changes size throughout the day. The bezel’s crisp clicks and lack of play are also details owners keep appreciating after the novelty wears off.

Common Criticisms

  • The clasp is long and can feel bulky against the underside of a smaller wrist, even when the bracelet itself fits well. Glidelock is useful, but its housing takes up noticeable space.
  • Some owners report declining accuracy and low amplitude with the 3230, sometimes requiring service. It is not something every example develops, but it is a recurring concern in long-term ownership discussions.

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