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Model reference: 124060-0001
Black no-date dial, a graduated black bezel and a silver-tone three-link bracelet. A balanced, uncluttered sports-watch design.
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About this watch
The no-date Submariner uses a triangle at twelve, rectangular markers at three, six and nine, and round markers at the other hour positions. That combination helps distinguish orientation without giving every marker a different design. On the black dial, the light marker centres and surrounding metal-tone borders create contrast with the background.
Removing the date aperture leaves a full marker at three o’clock and removes the magnifying lens associated with a date display. The dial can therefore be read as a balanced arrangement around the central hands. The outer minute track adds finer divisions between the hour positions. This configuration is especially recognisable for what it leaves out: no calendar window and no chronograph subdials competing for space.
The hour hand has a broad, segmented circular motif near its tip, while the minute hand is longer and narrower. A slender central seconds hand completes the display. Their different shapes serve an important reading function: the hour and minute hands remain distinguishable even when their positions are close together.
The photographed dial combines large hour markers with a fine outer track. The larger elements provide orientation, while the minute hand points toward the smaller divisions for a more precise reading. The light-filled areas in the hands and markers are visible in the images, but brightness in daylight is a different property from performance in darkness. Night-time behaviour is assessed with a separate low-light demonstration rather than inferred from a bright product photograph.
The black bezel carries a triangle at its starting point and a scale running through a full 60-minute cycle. The opening fifteen-minute portion uses closely spaced individual divisions; later positions are marked more sparsely, with prominent numerals at ten-minute intervals. The scalloped outer edge adds a distinct outline around the case and offers a surface intended for gripping.
On a functioning timing bezel, the starting marker is aligned with the minute hand. As the hand advances, its position against the bezel gives elapsed minutes. If it has moved twenty divisions beyond that marker, twenty minutes have passed. This is a direct elapsed-time reading, unlike a tachymeter, which converts elapsed time over a known distance into an average rate.
The 124060 model diameter is 41 mm. A broad black bezel surrounds the dial, so the apparent size comes from the whole case-and-bezel composition rather than the dial opening alone. The crown sits on the right-hand side between protective shoulders, and the bracelet meets the case through shaped end links.
For fit, consider the distance from the top lug to the bottom lug, the case height and how the first links articulate. Two watches with the same diameter can sit differently because these other dimensions differ. A wrist photograph is most useful when the wrist size is known and the camera is held at a normal viewing distance. Close wide-angle photographs can exaggerate how large the watch appears.
The three-link bracelet has broad centre links and a straightforward geometric structure. In this configuration, the silver-tone bracelet and case surround a black dial and bezel, producing a continuous colour scheme. The bracelet’s broad link pattern complements the large hour markers and avoids adding another fine decorative pattern around the wrist.
When choosing a fit, bracelet length, removable links and clasp adjustment are practical considerations. The way the end links meet the case also affects the transition from the rigid watch head to the flexible bracelet. These details are best viewed from both above and from the side. A full-watch image establishes the overall proportions, while a close-up shows the relationship between the case edge, lugs and first links.
This configuration suits a preference for a clear time display and a consistent black-and-silver palette. Compared with a date-equipped design, it gives up the calendar aperture in exchange for an uninterrupted marker arrangement. Compared with the Daytona, it replaces multiple smaller displays and pushers with a larger, simpler dial and a minute-graduated bezel.
The Datejust offers a different direction through Roman numerals, a date magnifier and a fluted bezel. Choosing between them is partly a question of which information you want to see and partly one of surface finish and visual detail. For the no-date configuration shown here, use reference 124060-0001 in your inquiry and include your destination country and bracelet-sizing needs. Water-use suitability must be assessed from the specific watch’s tested rating, not the depth text printed on its dial.
Specification
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Model reference | 124060-0001 |
| Model size | 41 mm |
| Dial | Black |
| Date display | No date |
| Hour-marker layout | Triangle at 12; batons at 3, 6 and 9 |
| Bezel design | Black, 60-minute scale |
| Bracelet design | Three-link, silver-tone |
| Minute scale | Fine track around the dial perimeter |
| Bezel graduations | 60-minute cycle; individual marks in the first 15 minutes |
| Bezel starting marker | Triangle at zero |
| Hand arrangement | Central hour, minute and seconds hands |
| Crown position | 3 o’clock, between protective shoulders |
| Colour combination | Black and silver-tone |
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