Certainly, it’s a catchy design. And it’s also affordable. But more than that, it has proven to be a platform upon which the brand can iterate–and, like Lay’s potato chips, people can’t seem to have just one. As such, Timex have struck again with the new Q Timex Rainbow. Continue reading Q Timex Rainbow
Few of Timex’s mechanical models can claim to have been more successful than the Marlin. The dress watch, first launched in the 60s, is most likely the platonic ideal a baby boomer imagines when you mention the word “watch,” even today. This latest iteration of the famed reference–the Marlin Automatic Sub-Dial–is both an interesting evolution and a notable departure, in many ways. Continue reading Off the Cuff: Timex Marlin Automatic Sub-Dial
