The 124060 is the current-generation Submariner without a date, introduced in 2020 as the successor to the 114060. Without a date window and without a Cyclops lens the dial is fully symmetrical, which for many enthusiasts makes this the purest form of the Submariner, the dive watch Rolex introduced in 1953.
Like the Submariner Date, the case grew to 41 mm, with slimmer lugs and a slightly wider bracelet. Calibre 3230 is the version of the 3235 without a date mechanism, with the same Chronergy escapement and about 70 hours of power reserve. Case and bracelet are in Oystersteel, the bezel has a black Cerachrom insert, and the Triplock crown makes the watch water-resistant to 300 metres.
Because the 124060 exists in a single version, black on black, two examples differ mainly in condition and set. In our assessment we look at the bezel insert, which can crack from a hard knock, at the clasp with Glidelock, at polishing marks on the case and at the presence of box, guarantee card and booklets. The date on the guarantee card shows whether any manufacturer's warranty is still running.