Thoughts on M14060M?

[77T]

Originally Posted by Speedbird-1

I suspect, that one can never trust internet photo’s, 100%, to be of the actual watch for sale.

A way to confirm photos of a watch are of the one you're buying is to ask for the hands to be set to a random time when you ask for the extra photos.


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[BraveBold]

Looks nice. Very modest premium worth it for extra security/Rolex warranty.

Assuming condition holds…

[Speedbird-1]

Originally Posted by 77T

A way to confirm photos of a watch are of the one you're buying is to ask for the hands to be set to a random time when you ask for the extra photos.


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That’s a great idea!

[Jefferyasher]

Originally Posted by wgdaytona

I think a couple of folks here said it right. For a couple K the CPO program isn't a bad idea. It's a clean watch. OF course, you need to verify bracelet stretch condition, and take a glance at the coronet on the clasp to satisfy yourself, but a CPO was probably recently serviced and given a Rolex polish.

For a "wearing" watch, that is what I would want. ONE other thing... and I"m not sure so double check on this, but something in the back of my head is making me think on the 14060M you could only got the 4 liner dial. The 2-liner dial was the non-M version. ???

Those of you in-the-know and not as old as me please chime in and remind me, as I only bring it up as a point to attempt to be helpful to the OP.

I have a 14060m two-line dial that was purchased in 2004. The two-line dials ran from roughly 1999 to 2007.

[Snow-Dweller]

My two-line 14060M….which I love

[rmagoo57]

Originally Posted by WatchTimes

Tappers is my local AD and they are great people to deal with
Call and ask for Marc tell him Jeremy from Marvelous Marvins sent you

Go check it out and report back. You're only a mile down the road!

Did MM find a new home yet?

[rohada]

A CPO watch should look pretty much new, but need to confirm if any dings and whatnot are present. Pictures are not very good. I have one of these that was serviced a few years back at an RSC prior to my purchase. While $10k seems a bit high, you can back out the service (maybe $750-$1000, guessing) to make the purchase easier on your mind. You could pay $9k for one today and have to have it serviced a year from now and you'd be back in the neighborhood you are right now. You can always try to negotiate. Cash in hand may make that negotiation a reality, as they can avoid the credit card company's fee. Every little bit helps. Good luck to you.

[shaunylw]

Originally Posted by rohada

A CPO watch should look pretty much new, but need to confirm if any dings and whatnot are present. Pictures are not very good. I have one of these that was serviced a few years back at an RSC prior to my purchase. While $10k seems a bit high, you can back out the service (maybe $750-$1000, guessing) to make the purchase easier on your mind. You could pay $9k for one today and have to have it serviced a year from now and you'd be back in the neighborhood you are right now. You can always try to negotiate. Cash in hand may make that negotiation a reality, as they can avoid the credit card company's fee. Every little bit helps. Good luck to you.

They will look very fresh. The only downside is Rolex with polish the hell of them so they look absolutely perfect. Don’t love that.


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[ashall]

I love the look of the 2 line 14060M, but for my own reasons I want the years 2000-2006.
$10k as CPO is not a bad price for CPO in my region they are priced $12-14K.

[MJZRolex]

The price isn't bad for CPO, but I'd rather have a full set for a few more $$'s. My unpolished 14060M 2-line Z serial is one of my favorites. Good luck with your decision.