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"It takes a licking and keeps on ticking." Timex built its reputation on durability and affordability, and that promise holds true today. While luxury brands chase higher prices, Timex keeps making honest watches for everyday people.
The Weekender is the quintessential affordable watch. Simple, readable, and available with countless NATO straps to match any style. It's the watch you throw on without thinking, the one that goes everywhere. The Expedition line adds outdoor credibility with compasses, Indiglo backlighting, and rugged construction.
Timex's Indiglo backlighting, introduced in 1992, remains one of the best illumination systems in watchmaking. The entire dial glows evenly, making nighttime reading effortless. Many expensive watches can't match this simple, effective feature.
Recent collaborations have brought Timex renewed attention. Q Timex reissues vintage designs, the MK1 channels military heritage, and partnerships with brands like Todd Snyder elevate the styling. But at its core, Timex remains what it's always been: a reliable watch you can afford to actually wear.
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Based on 24 watches in our database
Budget
$87
Typical
$137
Premium
$240
Typical used/pre-owned prices (MSRP where market data unavailable) | Updated daily
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Common questions about timex watches
Timex is excellent for affordable, reliable watches. They've been making quality timepieces since 1854. While not luxury, Timex delivers dependable quartz movements, practical features like Indiglo, and honest value. For under $100, they're hard to beat.
Indiglo is Timex's electroluminescent backlight technology that illuminates the entire dial evenly with a blue-green glow. It's more readable than most watch illumination systems and works at any angle. Simply press the crown to activate.
The Timex Weekender is the most versatile and popular. The Expedition Scout adds outdoor durability. The Q Timex offers vintage style. The Marlin automatic provides mechanical option for those wanting to step up.
Timex watches are designed in the USA and manufactured in various locations including the Philippines and China. The brand maintains quality standards despite offshore production. They offer excellent value for the price.
A Timex quartz watch typically lasts 5-10+ years with battery changes every 2-3 years. The movements are reliable and the cases durable. Many vintage Timex watches from the 1960s-70s are still functioning today.
Both are excellent budget brands with different strengths. Casio excels at digital watches and durability (G-Shock). Timex offers more classic analog designs and Indiglo lighting. For analog style, Timex. For digital functionality, Casio.
Timex Marlin (Hand-Wind) typically appears around $30 in our tracked pricing.
Timex Easy Reader typically appears around $32 in our tracked pricing.
Timex Weekender typically appears around $33 in our tracked pricing.