Rolex Submariner 124060

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About the Rolex Submariner 124060

The Rolex Submariner 124060 is the current-production Submariner No-Date, featuring a clean, symmetrical black dial without a date window or cyclops lens. Browse pre-owned and unworn Rolex 124060 watches for sale at WatchGuys, each authenticated in-house and backed by a 2-year warranty. Introduced in 2020, the 124060 is built entirely in Oystersteel and is the only Rolex Submariner available exclusively without a date complication. Its predecessor, the Rolex 114060, built a devoted following among collectors who prefer the balanced, uncluttered look of the no-date dial. The 124060 continues that tradition in a 41mm case with updated proportions and a new-generation movement.

Rolex 124060 Key Specifications

The 124060 features a 41mm Oystersteel case with a unidirectional rotating bezel fitted with a black Cerachrom ceramic insert. Platinum-coated numerals and graduations on the bezel resist fading and scratching. The black dial uses Chromalight luminescent material on the hands and hour markers for a blue glow in low-light conditions. Inside, the Caliber 3230 delivers a 70-hour power reserve, Chronergy escapement, and Superlative Chronometer precision of plus or minus two seconds per day. The Oyster bracelet includes the Glidelock extension system for tool-free adjustments up to 20mm. Water resistance is rated to 300 meters. The absence of a date window gives the 124060 its defining characteristic: perfect dial symmetry with no cyclops lens interrupting the crystal.

Rolex Submariner 124060 Price

Pre-owned Rolex 124060 watches typically range from $11,500 to $14,500 on the secondary market depending on year, condition, and completeness. The 124060 trades above its $10,050 retail price (as of the January 2026 increase), reflecting strong demand and limited retail availability. Unworn examples with recent warranty cards command the highest prices, while pre-owned pieces from earlier production years sit closer to the lower end. For current pricing on any specific 124060 in our inventory, contact our team directly.

Rolex 124060 vs. 126610LN (No-Date vs. Date)

The most common comparison for 124060 buyers is the Rolex 126610LN, the current Submariner Date. Both share the same 41mm Oystersteel case, Cerachrom bezel, Oyster bracelet with Glidelock, and 300-meter water resistance. The key differences are the date function and movement: the 126610LN includes a date window at 3 o'clock with a Cyclops lens and runs the Caliber 3235, while the 124060 omits the date entirely and runs the Caliber 3230. Both movements offer a 70-hour power reserve. The 124060 retails for approximately $350 less than the 126610LN, and pre-owned prices are comparable, with the 126610LN typically trading slightly higher. The choice comes down to aesthetics: the 124060 offers a cleaner, more symmetrical dial, while the 126610LN adds the practical convenience of a date display. For the full range of current-production Submariners, visit the Rolex 126610 collection. Buyers who prefer the previous-generation 40mm No-Date should explore the Rolex 114060.

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Why Buy a Rolex 124060 From WatchGuys

WatchGuys carries pre-owned Rolex Submariner 124060 watches for sale in a range of conditions and production years. Every 124060 in our inventory is inspected by experienced watchmakers and ships with the protections listed below.

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Rolex Submariner 124060 FAQ

• What Is the Rolex Submariner 124060?

  The Rolex Submariner 124060 is the current-production Submariner No-Date. It features a 41mm Oystersteel case, black Cerachrom bezel, and a symmetrical black dial with no date window or cyclops lens. Powered by the Caliber 3230 with a 70-hour power reserve and rated to 300 meters of water resistance, it is the purist's choice in the Submariner lineup. Introduced in 2020, it replaced the 114060.

• How Much Does a Rolex 124060 Cost?

  Pre-owned Rolex 124060 prices typically range from $11,500 to $14,500 on the secondary market. The 124060 trades above its $10,050 retail price due to strong demand and limited retail availability. Pricing depends on production year, condition, and whether the watch includes its original box and papers. Unworn examples with recent warranty cards command the highest premiums.

• Rolex 124060 vs. 114060: What Changed?

  The 124060 replaced the 114060 in 2020 with a larger 41mm case (up from 40mm), slimmer lugs for a more refined profile, and the newer Caliber 3230 movement with a 70-hour power reserve (up from 48 hours on the Caliber 3130). The Cerachrom bezel, Oyster bracelet with Glidelock, and 300-meter water resistance carried over. The 114060 trades for roughly $2,000 to $3,000 less than the 124060 on the pre-owned market, making it an attractive option for buyers who prefer the classic 40mm size.

• Should I Buy a Rolex Submariner Date or No-Date?

  The choice is purely about aesthetics and personal preference. The 124060 (No-Date) offers a clean, symmetrical dial without a cyclops lens, which many collectors consider the more balanced and classic Submariner look. The 126610LN (Date) adds a date window at 3 o'clock with cyclops magnification, which is practical for daily use. Both share the same case size, water resistance, bracelet, and comparable power reserves. The No-Date retails for approximately $350 less and trades at similar prices on the secondary market.

• Is the Rolex 124060 a Good Investment?

  The Rolex 124060 is one of the strongest value holders in the current Submariner lineup. It consistently trades above retail on the secondary market, driven by limited availability at authorized dealers and steady collector demand for the no-date configuration. While no watch is a guaranteed investment, the 124060's combination of brand recognition, steel sport watch desirability, and the Submariner's track record make it one of the more resilient choices in the pre-owned market.

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