Re: Some random heritage divers...
This is my newest and third Submariner. The other two are non-cosc 14060s, both without the chapter ring engravings, one with tritium, one with SL. Like Dr Goh, I am on the lookout for a matte dial non-chrome-lined 5513. For now, 14060s will have to do. Primarily I like this model (and its predecessors) because they have remained aesthetically almost unchanged through the decades (1953 iirc). Instantly recognisable, and often paid homage to, the time-tested design of the Submariner has inspired and defined a whole genre of diver watch design. For those of us on the fence about getting one, note that the 14060 has been officially dropped from the Rolex line-up. The successor, 114060, will have a cerachrom bezel, a modern bracelet (aligned with the other modern models), and of course the parachrom hairspring.
The example in the photo here is the last production run of the 14060M, the alphanumeric series. This is the only series of 14060 that has the parachrom hairspring. I'm very very happy and grateful to be able to own one.
In the following photo, I had just collected the set from THG, and first thing I did was to confirm that mine was fitted with the parachrom. Virtually impossible to shoot with an iphone, especially when the watch isn't hacked :| , but it is there!
A modern dinosaur, so to speak :lol: