In the spring of 1972, we unveiled our very first quartz watch, paving the way for an iconic range of Q TImex timepieces.

On World Ocean Day, we’re introducing the Waterbury Ocean collection, created using #tide™ upcycled, ocean-bound plastic.

A Swiss-made GMT movement meets the vintage styling cues of our original dive-inspired Q.

Like most traditional watchmakers within the US as well as abroad, Timex went through a period of serious uncertainty when quartz timekeeping swept the industry...

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From fresh takes on beloved classics to nostalgic collaborations with new partners, Timex® routinely demonstrates its ability to seamlessly blend tradition with innovation. In fact,MORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT

For decades, Judith Leiber’s artistic genius has dazzled throughout the pages of Vogue and in the hands of some of the biggest names in theMORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Carried on the strapping back of our Timex Expedition collection, the new Expedition North has finally reached its peak. The line features nine reimagined timepieces,MORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Our Milan-based design director Giorgio Galli knows what makes Timex tick better than anyone. That’s why we asked him to create the most “Timex” Timex ever made.

From the Brand That Never Stops Timex x MadeWorn, Years in the Making Synonymous with passion, quality, and vision – any connoisseur will tell youMORE ABOUT THIS PROJECT

American watchmaking isn’t a new concept. In 1854, as the Waterbury Clock Company, we took clocks from the mantels of the 1% and brought them to the world. Our roots in Waterbury, Connecticut—the Brass City—allowed us to evolve clockmaking, switching from wooden gears to gears made of brass. This, along with our modernized factories, allowed … Continue reading "AMERICAN DOCUMENTS: TIMEX & AMERICAN WATCHMAKING"

American-Made Watch | Timex American Documents | Timex Blog Celebrating America with our first American-made watch in decades. Our Timex® American Documents® watch is made in the US with American parts & a Swiss movement.