The newest addition to the Waterbury collection is elegant and affordable, and it sports a gorgeous dial color.

Available in three colour ways, the Timex Automatic 1983 E-Line Reissue is a 34mm stainless steel watch with a square (ish) case housing what’s known as the ‘TV Dial’, owing to its shape.

The Waterbury uses a classic two-counter chronograph design and black tachymeter bezel to clock average speed. Offered in two ...

The venerable MK1 now comes in a duo of extremely cheery hues—and adds a nifty new mechanical movement to the mix for good ...

Each watch has a more contemporary feel, with the TV dial being an interesting visual twist. At $229, the Timex Automatic 1983 E Line is an absolute steal. It is available right now from Timex and ...

A 34-millimeter vintage-inspired dress watch with a hand-wound movement ... It has been a few years since Timex updated the original Marlin reissue. Fans have been dazzled by the fancy automatic ...

Those two boxes – retro design and a compact size – are ticked by the Timex Automatic 1983 E-Line Reissue, but there’s much more to this watch than that. Launched towards the end of 2024 ...

its vintage feel. While watches from major brands are slowly getting downsized, the Marlin has been way ahead of the curve. When Timex first brought the model back from the archives in 2017 ...

The latter includes an automatic movement. - Credit: Timex While ... On the smaller watch, blocks replace the arrows, while a slip-through strap keeps things true to the vintage military aesthetic ...

The 34mm hand-wound Timex Marlin ... most men’s watch cases measured 40 millimeters and up, but a taste for smaller watches grew thanks to a rising appreciation for vintage references.