Every
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An archive of vintage Timex watches: models, movements, original catalogs, and half a century of history, built by enthusiasts for enthusiasts.

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Featured — 1966
Ref. 1158 · M24
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Movement Guides
1949–2000
Years Covered
Identify my Timex

Decode the code on your dial or case back to find the year it was made, or work out a model number.

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Ironman Triathlon
Ref. 63711 · 1996
Ironman Triathlon
Ironman Triathlon
Ref. 63711 · 1993
Ironman Triathlon
Tri-Prix
1992
Tri-Prix
X-Trainer
Ref. 72541 · 1990
X-Trainer
Original Timex Catalogs
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Movement Guides
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M62
The Model 62
Service Bulletins 103 and 103A
12¾ ligne · Quartz
M75
The Model 75
two plate
11¼ x 9¼ ligne · Mechanical · 21 jewels
M85
The Model 85
calendar. Built on the M84
13½ ligne · Electric
M106
The Model 106
fast change, V-Conic. Built on the M104
13 ligne · Mechanical
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Introducing Timex Rewound - The world’s first circular program for watches
New Release
September 20, 2023
Introducing Timex Rewound - The world’s first circular program for watches
Please allow me to be one of the first to officially introduce you to Timex Rewound, Timex’s new take-back program.
Timex x Worn & Wound WW75: All fun. No fuss.
New Release
November 14, 2022
Timex x Worn & Wound WW75: All fun. No fuss.
“Created simply to be a joy to wear” is how Worn & Wound describes their very first (and hopefully not last) collaboration with Timex. And I’ll be one of the first to say, that they aren’t wrong.
Taylor Stitch x Heritage 1854: A Year in the Making
August 19, 2022
Taylor Stitch x Heritage 1854: A Year in the Making
When one of your favorite brand sees a customer service email from you and decides to reach out to you for a collaboration…well you can’t say no.