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2 October 2009, 05:57 AM
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All F's will have NO lug holes.
I see your post reference the saga, JJ, and was not aware that Rolex differentiated their cases between a date watch and a non-date watch.
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2 October 2009, 06:02 AM
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Only recently, they gave it a COSC rating and the ROLEX inscription around the rehaut ring. Other than that, no changes at all. Except for this model, all F's come with NO lug holes. JJ 
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2 October 2009, 08:13 AM
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The 14060M, COSC or not ,is the last of a breed. Lug holes and of course the old style 93150 bracelet with the old style diver's extention.   
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2 October 2009, 02:29 PM
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Spot on my friend.
The 14060M, COSC or not ,is the last of a breed. Lug holes and of course the old style 93150 bracelet with the old style diver's extention.Nice Sub Mike.... I thought about the no date or Seadweller for a long time...Love my classic, but may have to get one of these some day. After my GMT Coke and maybe one other flavor. 
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