Timex continues to be one of our favorite watchmakers simply for how much range its catalog has, in terms of both style and price. From its mid-century-inspired automatic Atelier Chronograph ($2,000) ...

Timex’s Q series of affordable reissue and vintage-inspired watches has been a huge hit. While I’d stop short of saying it “saved” the brand, I feel confident it brought Timex back into relevance. The ...

The original LCA didn’t reinvent the wheel but it gave us a minimalist take on a quartz era classic. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Timex continues to be one of our ...

When time travel costs less than your phone bill, something interesting happens to our perception of value and design. The Q Timex 1972 Time Machine Reissue carries the DNA of design born from chaos, ...

Modern digital watches keep piling on features nobody asked for. Step counters, phone notifications, a stack of alarms, and a backlight bright enough to read a book by. Somewhere in that race, the ...

Timex spent most of the last decade quietly turning its archive into a release calendar. The Q Timex line, those vaguely ’70s-shaped steel quartz watches with day-date windows and archival dial work, ...

Timex is digging into its archives again, bringing back a 1976 classic with two new Q day-date watches. The blue and brown ...

We love watches for all sorts of reasons. Like any sort of love, there’s not—or at least, there should not be—a formula for what does it for you. If you only care about high horology, I’d say you’re ...