Timex is one of those names almost everyone has worn on their wrist at some point, often as their very first watch. Affordable, tough and with an American style that never goes out of fashion, it has spent more than a century and a half proving that a good watch doesn't have to cost a fortune.<\/p>\n
The brand traces its roots back to 1854 in Waterbury, Connecticut, with the Waterbury Clock Company. Its philosophy was always clear: reliable watches within everyone's reach. From there came hugely popular icons and, later, such memorable inventions as Indiglo illumination.<\/p>\n
The Weekender<\/strong> is the quintessential casual Timex, with an interchangeable strap and a laid-back attitude. But the most interesting part for the enthusiast lies in its vintage re-editions such as the Marlin<\/strong> \u2014also available in a mechanical version\u2014 and the Q Timex<\/strong>series, which brings back the flavour of the 70s at a laughably low price.<\/p>\n Because it's honest: you give little and get a lot. It's the perfect watch to start out with, for worry-free everyday wear, or to own a charming vintage piece without spending a month's salary.<\/p>\nWhy a Timex<\/h2>\n
Where to buy it in Spain<\/h2>\n