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The affordable, diver-inspired watch returns in a big way for spring 2020.
Sound the alarms, boys. This is it. The big one. The one we've all been waiting for. Because today's the day Timex is finally bringing back its beloved Q Timex model, this time in three new colorways primed to make an already-covetable style even ...
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it's just plain fun,
Turns out good things come in twos—at least when it comes to watches. Earlier this year, Timex brought out the first reissued iteration of the Q Timex, a diver-inspired watch with a red-and-blue bezel and a bit of a '70s vibe. To say ...
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The Welton Bi-Metal gets dressed up in gold.
The holidays grow closer by the day. That's true all year, but you really feel it when December comes along, forcing you to actually start thinking about what to buy and what to wear and how to keep it all together before the calendar ...
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Dating back to its origins as a humble clockmaker in the 1850s, Timex has built a name for itself as one of the most enduring, reliable, ubiquitous, and, best of all, affordable watch producers around. Here are some of its best models that will take you through a variety of outfits and occasions.
The greatest legacy of Timex watches could be its history as the most democratic watchmaker of all time, as this year it marks 165 years of bringing great timepieces to the people.Starting as the Waterbury Clock Co. of Connecticut in 1854, Timex ...
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The sleek, sculptural timepiece is less about the brand's past and more of a look at the future.
Timex has existed, in one permutation or another, for 165 years. That's no mean feat, and it translates to one hell of an archive of watch designs. This is important, in this instance, not as a history lesson, but as necessary information ...
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The newest iteration of the super-stylish timepiece comes with a navy dial and a brown, croc-embossed strap.
After bringing olive into the mix last month, Timex and Todd Snyder are back with another collaborative riff on the Marlin watch. This time, the timepiece gets an easygoing but elegant navy on the dial, a stainless steel case, and a brown, ...
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The brand's limited releases get a lot of attention, but its standby timepieces are just as great.
We're not sure exactly when it happened, but we've got a pretty good idea. It probably started with those first collabs with J.Crew. Or, wait. Maybe it was the team-up with Todd Snyder. Or, more recently, the release of a throwback style ...
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You're going to want to get in on it.
What do you get when you take a classic Timex and combine it with the University of the Philippines' trademarks, symbols, images, and icons? The short answer: a watch that smoothly shows your school pride. But since this isn't the first time the ...
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The "Mid Century" style is based on a watch from the '70s, but looks like something out of the '50s. Trippy.
Funny how things come back around. Because right now, in 2019, we're in a heyday of old-school style—at least when it comes to watches. After years of big-as-a-dinner-plate dials and (perhaps a little too) bold design choices, the horological world is embracing ...
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The new "Blackout" Marlin is a whole lot of hand-wound sophistication in a P10K package.
Last year, Timex released a little watch that made a big splash. The Marlin was a throwback in all the right ways, with a hand-wound mechanical movement and a 34mm diameter that recalled the very best of mid-century design. And at just ...
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They blend sports, smarts, and timekeeping capabilities.
A watch is no longer just a watch. With wearable tech on the rise, watches are really becoming more like mini computers you can wrap around your wrist. That might be the most true when it comes to sports watches—ones that track ...
