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Even if nothing shocks you, life can be hard on your watch. That is why we built Boost to ISO shock-resistant standards with proprietary digital technology and a soft orange silicone rubber quick-release strap. The oversized orange case with black accents is water resistant up to 200 meters protecting the digital timers, alarms and our INDIGLO backlight. FEATURESShock ResistantSoft Silicone Rubber StrapSports Stopwatch with 50 Lap MemoryCountdown TimerInterval Training TimerCustomizable AlarmWater Resistant to 200 MetersINDIGLO® Light-up Watch Dial 

Inspired by the movement of the night sky, our Celestial Opulence Automatic moves naturally to the rhythm of your life. Powered by your motion as you wear the watch, the movement can store a maximum 40 hours of energy. If motionless longer than 40 hours, wind the watch using the crown until you feel resistance, set it and place the watch back on your wrist where every motion will provide energy for the movement. The exhibition case back displays its 21-jewel automatic movement, while the blush textured strap and rose gold stainless steel case are complemented by celestial details and Swarovski® crystal accents on the silver dial and a rotating disk for the floating hour-hand.

Directly inspired by military-issued designs from decades past, Timex's Field Post 38 Mechanical watch does more than look the part — it features a sturdy crown and screw-down case back giving it 100 meters of water resistance, plus luminous hands and dial markings, a hand-winding mechanical movement and an impressively-tough anti-reflective sapphire crystal. All that functionality comes in a 38mm stainless-steel case — perfectly sized for nearly every wrist and every occasion — fitted with a comfortable brown Ecco™ DriTan™ leather strap that was crafted to last using eco-friendly methods. For the mechanical movement - Wind the crown until you feel a slight resistance. This is best done at the same time each day to keep the watch continually running.

This striking new dial surface uses laser perforations and Timex's INDIGLO backlight to create a truly unique multifunction chronograph watch. The bronze matte-finish case lets the dial shine, and the perforated leather band matches the innovative dial.

The Gentleman's standard then and now. This reissue of a 1960s timepiece pairs the purity, precision and pleasure of a hand-wound mechanical movement with the timeless sophistication of a sleek design. As Seen in Esquire Magazine, November issue.

Our rich history of military watchmaking and our dedication to durable timepieces inspired this update to our iconic MK1™ style. Well-crafted and timeless the steel case featuring a bronze finish is complemented by the black dial and dark brown leather strap.

We’ve updated our iconic military watch with new features to create the MK1™ Aluminum watch. The gray anodized aluminum case provides strength without weight, and the gray double-layer fabric slip-thru is our most comfortable strap yet.

We've updated our iconic utilitarian case with aluminum material for a fresh look. The anodized aluminum case provides a durable, modern, feather-weight option to our MK1 collection, adding a non-utilitarian element to this military-inspired design. Each Timex comes equipped with Indiglo, the night-light that has changed the face of time. The signature blue backlight illuminates the entire dial when the crown is pushed in, allowing the time to be easily read in the dark.

This striking new dial surface uses perforations and our INDIGLO® backlight to create a truly unique spin on our military-style MK1 watch.

The best inspiration is always found while searching our archives. Our Navi XL Automatic brings together design inspiration from our earliest diver-style watches and pairs it with a 21-jewel automatic movement… so your watch keeps ticking as long as you keep moving. The stainless steel case with a red rotating top ring, black dial and brown leather strap provide a modern take on this vintage design.

First released in 1979, the original diver-inspired Q Timex gave a new generation a modern Timex watch with quartz technology. A true reissue, Timex recreated every detail—including the true-to-the-era woven stainless-steel bracelet, functional battery hatch, rotating top ring, luminescent paint, and ticking inside is a modern quartz movement.

Call Timex nostalgic, but they love digging into their archives. This time they found a digital watch from the late 80's they just had to bring back. Their Q Timex Reissue Digital LCA, liquid crystal analog, recreates the original right down to the unique digital/analog display. They’ve updated it with a stainless-steel case, but kept the pre-INDIGLO® single-bulb backlight for a truly retro vibe.

Call Timex nostalgic, but they love digging into their archives. This time they found a digital watch from the late 80's they just had to bring back. Their Q Timex Reissue Digital LCA, liquid crystal analog, recreates the original right down to the unique digital/analog display. They’ve updated it with a stainless-steel case, but kept the pre-INDIGLO® single-bulb backlight for a truly retro vibe.

PAC-MAN burst onto the arcade scene and helped create a whole new kind of entertainment way back in 1980. That was shortly after Timex introduced some of the first digital watches for mass production, marking a turning point both in timekeeping and the future of wristwatch design. To celebrate these two icons of that era and PAC-MAN’s 40th anniversary, Timex is introducing a special edition of the T80 that features PAC-MAN right on the watch face. It features all the functions you’d expect from a T80, like an alarm, stopwatch, and date display, but also plays the iconic PAC-MAN melody and has a retro flair to spare. The ‘80s just called – twice, actually – but we’re not giving these watches back.

The MS1 Maritime Sport is a modern take on nautical sensibilities. Developed by Todd Snyder and Timex Design Director Giorgio Galli, this timepiece honors iconic diver-style watches with a fresh look that's well-suited by land or by sea.