It doesn’t look, feel, wear, or sound like any old Timex (no super-loud TICK). It doesn’t look or feel like a Timex at all. What it does feel like, is a really well made, truly handsome, short-lugged diver with a quick release bracelet and drilled lugs so swapping in NATO, rubber, or leather straps is a relative breeze.
Heck of a recipe, that. It’s gotta be the best Timex in production at present.
The original full review can be found over here, but here’s some quick hit stats for the curious:
41mm diameter and 12mm thick. Shown on a 7.5″ wrist.
Wears a little larger than that, but still accommodating for a diver.
Wave pattern dial. Skeleton-like hands with super luminova.
Bracelet has quick release pins for easier change-outs.
The one negative: No micro adjustment holes.
So you better hope you like how it fits based on link removal alone.
H-link bracelet is almost entirely brushed.
Great proportions on this thing.
That’s all.
Carry on.
Plus a restock (no sale) of a favorite USA assembled dive watch.
It's nice when a brand warns their customers in advance of raising their prices.
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