It’s the model that basically re-launched Timex as a more fashionable brand some 15 years ago. This is for when you want to set the heavy metal of a dive or other sports-style watch down. The Timex Weekender is light, fun, and does its one job well: It tells the time.
38mm dial diameter with a 20mm strap width, so feel free to bounce that strap over to another watch if you’d like to.
NOTE: The Weekender models are infamous for making a louder than average “TICK” sound with each snap of their seconds hand. It drives some people absolutely bonkers. If you’re particularly susceptible to annoyance via repetitive noises, be prepared to stuff this thing way back in a sock drawer while you sleep. Or invest in a box fan, and set it on high each night to drown out the relentless Tell-Tale Heart beating inside of your Timex.
Twenty nine bucks. The dang thing even has Timex’s proprietary and eerie glowing Indiglo feature for nighttime use.
Not bad.
And that gray dial looks good on a more subtle, black strap too:
Shown here on a black, aftermarket Crown & Buckle Supreme NATO…
but there are much cheaper black nato straps out there.
Shipped/sold by Amazon at post time. Normally $35ish. They’ve got the $29.89 price listed as a “limited time” deal. No word just when that limited time expires though.
Head here to see it in the very first edition of our “Double Time” series.
That’s all.
Carry on.
Shown above as part of our Chinos / Chukkas / Polo series.
RIP (?) J. Crew MacAlisters in suede. Strange those aren’t around this year.
J. Crew is quietly doing 40% off some of their bestselling washed chinos.
Suiting up with a little color and other small nods to spring.
Next up in the trilogy: warming up a smart casual look.
The first of three style scenarios as we transition to warmer weather clothes.
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.