Timex: 25% off select (+ Marlin Jet automatic restock)

Sunny25 = 25% off select at Timex

Timex isn’t perpetually on sale. Occasionally and with some regularity? Yes. But not perpetually. And often when they do run a code, it can be for 20% off. So 25% off and it includes a handful of models not always available on Amazon (where they can often but not always be had for less, sourced from often but not always sketchy 3rd party sellers)… that’s something!

• Marlin Jet Automatic 38mm – $239.25 ($319)
• Marlin Mod Automatic 39mm – $239.25 ($319) review here
• Marlin Automatic 40mm – $216.75 ($289)
• World Time Reissue 39mm – $149.25 ($199)
• Q Timex 1978 Day/Date 37.5mm – $156.75 ($209)

Nice. Especially for the Jet Automatics, which they seem to have been having a hard time keeping in stock.

The 25% off select models code Sunny25 is set to run clear through 6/15 (expires 3am ET on 6/16) so expect the potential for some models to sell out by then as some are already tagged as being low stock.

That’s all.

Carry on.

The Timex Marlin Mod Automatic. Review here.

 

P.S.

(**set’s flux capacitor to May 2025**)

“That was just last month. Seems like a waste of plutonium, doesn’t it?”

I know, but stay with me.

May 2025 Full Prices (source, and source):

• • Marlin Jet Automatic 38mm – $289
  • Marlin Mod Automatic 39mm – $279
  • Marlin Automatic 40mm – $259
  • World Time Reissue 39mm – $179
  • Q Timex 1978 Day/Date 37.5mm – $179

June 2025 Full Prices:

• • Marlin Jet Automatic 38mm – $319
  • Marlin Mod Automatic 39mm – $319
  • Marlin Automatic 40mm – $289
  • World Time Reissue 39mm – $199
  • Q Timex 1978 Day/Date 37.5mm – $209

 

“Huh. Well, stick to sports, I mean, stick to style, jerk.”

You have no idea how badly we’d like to. But considering the goofy website you’re reading right now has always had the word “affordable” in its title, pricing matters. And while “affordable” means many different things to many different people, changes are now coming dramatically and quickly. We’ll try not to constantly point it out. But this is a heads up that we’ve seen the numbers shift significantly, across multiple brands, stores, and categories like (off the top of my head) suits, pants, shoes, sunglasses, and watches. Ignoring those changes seems awkward and disingenuous.