The watch community has called for more, and we’ve responded — our Q Timex 1979 Reissue is making yet another return to Timex.com, and we’ll continue to bring it back as much as possible. The only thing getting in the way of a permanent in-stock status is how fast our fans have been buying it; … Continue reading "The Q Timex 1979 Reissue Is Now Back Online"

We share a lot of ideals and principles with our friends at Huckberry. One of those shared principles: if no one else is making exactly what you need, make it for yourself — and then share it with everyone else who might be looking for the same thing. That approach to business, coupled with Huckberry’s … Continue reading "Huckberry Teams Up With Timex for a Retro Dive-Inspired Watch"

The designers of Amsterdam-based Patta had money on their minds when they approached this collaboration with Timex. But the money on their minds wasn’t just about their brand doing business with ours — to them, it was about questioning the relationship between money and time, and how much value we all place on that relationship. … Continue reading "Timex x Patta: Amsterdam Street Style Meets American Watchmaking"

Our new watch designed in collaboration with Copenhagen’s Wood Wood is notable for a handful of things. One is its clean, contemporary design — it ties together traditional details, like a domed crystal and military-style dial, with an all-black palette that’s decidedly modern. And then there’s the most unique feature of the watch: a message … Continue reading "Timex x Wood Wood Makes a Strong Case for Getting Lost"

For thousands of years we relied upon the moon and stars to navigate, track time and help to tell our human story with tales and myths. We built legends around them, drew maps that used constellations as their guides. Today we mostly look to the stars for their beauty and elegance, things for which there … Continue reading "We Bring the Night Sky to Your Wrist with the Celestial Opulence Automatic"

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"

Today, on the 60th anniversary of Hawaii’s statehood, Timex introduces its latest collaboration: Timex x Keone Nunes. This collection includes four timepieces designed in partnership with Keone Nunes himself, a master of the traditional Hawaiian tattoo technique called uhi. (Image credit: Dan Noguchi) Bringing together the craft of watchmaking with centuries-old tattoo designs, the Timex … Continue reading "Traditional Hawaiian Tattoo Artist Keone Nunes Collaborates with Timex"

We’re celebrating with Peanuts to mark the 50-year anniversary of NASA's Apollo 11 mission and the first lunar landing in history.

YMC’s Fraser Moss and Jimmy Collins have joined forces with Timex to elevate one of our standard-bearing tool watches with their own streetwise sensibilities. Originally designed for military use, the MK1™ watch has been updated here to suit the modern man with an accurate quartz movement, maintaining the lightweight 36mm resin case and highly-legible dial … Continue reading "Introducing Our Timex x YMC MK1™ Watch"

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.

Time to show Mom some appreciation. For the woman who's given you everything, we've put together gifting inspiration with our Timex Mother's Day Gift Guide.

Blogger Ariel Adams picked the best time to visit Timex headquarters in CT, getting an exclusive first look at the Timex American Documents™ collection.