The best affordable Snoopy Speedmaster alternative that isn't a MoonSwatch is getting a restock after selling out in a flash ...

Our top pick of the two is the Q Timex Falcon Eye, a classic stainless steel design with heavily domed acrylic crystal. It’s a 40mm diameter watch whose basic style is similar to that of the recent Q ...

Timex and Worn & Wound have teamed up for a fresh take on mechanical field watches with a decidedly sporty interpretation.

When the smartphone showed up on the scene, it basically wiped out most of the dumbphone market. It took a few years, and it didn’t happen overnight, but most people now own a smartphone. So you would ...

Timex Watches is marking the 50th anniversary of its first quartz watch range with the Q Timex 1972 Reissue. The new watch comes complete with retro design codes of the original, including a vintage ...

In the years since, the hits have kept coming, with a now-constant focus on increased quality and attractive designs that appeal to enthusiasts and collectors, peaking with the launch last month of ...

Humanity’s fascination with the Moon tracks as far back as its interest in tracking time, the changing of the seasons, and navigating the seas. This obsession with its phases and placement in the sky ...

Timex is taking a nostalgic dive into the past with the launch of the Q Timex 1982 Ana-Digi Reissue, a faithful revival of one of its most distinctive watches from the ‘80s. This reissue combines an ...

The 1975 Timex SSQ digital watch was the label's first-ever digital timepiece. And now it has been reissued in all its retro ...

In a week of surprise fitness devices from the timekeeping old guard, Timex has announced its Ironman R300 – which it describes as its first smartwatch. Hot on the heels of the new G-Shock GBD-H1000, ...

The latest collaboration from HYPEBEAST — and first official watch release — is a vintage-inspired version of Timex’s workhorse M79 watch. In keeping with the watch’s intended use as a tool watch for ...

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