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In Review: The Automatic Timex Harborside Coast Dive-Style Watch

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Automatic movement. Bigger in size. Significantly smaller in price than their automatic M79 dive-line.

In Review: The Timex Standard 40mm Watch

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The one where Timex borrows style from a $6k watch, and ends up with a watch probably not worth the $89.

In Review: The Timex Mod Marlin Sub-Dial Automatic

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“No matter where you go, there you are.” Unless you’re in neither of the two places you’re trying to be at once.

Style Alert: Timex Launches their new Marlin Sub-Dial Automatic

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Timex’s latest release is a mod-inspired, cushion case, Japanese automatic powered daily-wearer with a… 24 hour sub dial?

Double Time: The Affordable Two Watch Collection – Under $800

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Our continuing series for those who want all their style bases covered by two watches.

Timex: New Q Racing Chronograph has been released

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Wow that Q logo is big.

In Review (and win it): The Timex American Documents 41mm Watch

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Assembled in the USA with a Swiss quartz movement. In person with Timex’s top of the line.

Steal Alert: 40% Off Select Timex Watches one day sale

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As good as it gets for Timex. M79 Autos, Q Divers, and the American Documents collection.

Steal Alert: 31% Off Select Timex Watches

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Includes the red and black M79 Automatic.

In Review: The Q Timex 1978 Reissue

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Lots of class. Classically sized but not tiny. Quiet. Yes. Quiet.

In Review: The Timex Marlin Automatic California Dial

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California, knows how to party. But would this watch be invited to your wrist candy soiree?

Style Alert: Timex Releases a new Q (the 1978 Day Date)

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Timex keeps rolling. And ticking.

Steal Alert: $50 off select Timex at Todd Snyder

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Includes their exclusive Q collaboration, Marlins, Beekmans, etc. Free 2-day shipping too.

In Review (and Win it): The Timex M79 Automatic

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We can’t keep it, so you get to win it.

In Review: The Timex MK1 Mechanical 36mm Field Watch

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Classic archive design. Mechanical wind.

In Review: The Timex Milano Men’s Dress Watch (& win it)

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All kinds of class for this watch. But does it have the Timex loud “TICK”?