Never visit the jewellers again to replace the battery inside the Timex Q Diver watch, thanks to its innovative functional battery hatch, first introduced in the original 1972 timepiece.

Embrace the free-spirited nature of the 1960s with the iconic Marlin mechanical hand-wind watch. Aesthetically refreshed from its original design, this 21-jewel automatic movement timepiece honours the watchmaking history of Timex. This careful recreation brings back all the stylish trimmings from the sleek dial to the leather strap.

Diving into the archives, Timex has crafted the Navi XL Automatic with inspiration from their earliest diver-style watches.

Wait. What?! A lone digital Timex watch amongst a plethora of analogues?

Simplicity is king, and the appeal of the Milano XL 38mm Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch is in its simplicity. Inspired by a favourite 1970s Timex wristwatch, the Milano features a round silver dial, set against a square stainless-steel case, all held together with a ‘true-to-the-era’ stainless steel bracelet.

The simple designs don’t end with the Milano XL, with the Easy Reader Gen1 40mm Leather Strap Watch. Taking a modern approach to their 1977 model, Timex brings newly refined updates to the Easy Reader with 50-meter water resistance, easy-to-read white dial and a black natural leather strap. Plus, it even has an Indiglo Light-up watch-dial for all you night owls.

Timeless sophistication, sleek design all paired with the purity and pleasure of a hand-would mechanical movement.

It’s the Fairfield 41mm Leather Strap watch, and it is as simple and as minimalist as you can get.

Move over Casio, we have a new player in town, and his name is the T80.

Much like the T80, the Falcon Eye pays tribute to the spirit of the 70s.