Todd Snyder and Timex have outdone themselves. The new 38mm, time-only Olive Marlin sports a sunburst dial in the designer's signature color.

The Timex x Todd Snyder Olive Marlin Automatic is available now at timex.com for $309 and toddsnyder.com for $279, and can be ...

It’s time to tune in to Timex's new Automatic 1983 E Line and its ‘TV Dial.’ This hot new dress watch is a reissue of a watch originally created back in 1983 when most people actually had to get up to ...

This year, Timex debuted its Atelier line with its two most advanced watches to date. The first, which launched on September ...

Timex's blacked-out watch from 1978, the Black Max, returns after nearly five decades with a modernized version from ...

The Timex Marlin Sub-Dial Automatic 39mm Watch is just $191 right now, 40% off of its $319 list price. It’s received 26 five-star ratings out of 40 total, and customers say it’s a “very stylish watch” ...

There are hyped retro reissues from the archives, like the 1983 E Line, as well as cool collabs with brands like Noah and MM6 ...

Timex has announced the newest addition to its Marlin timepiece lineup: the Marlin Jet Automatic. The state-of-the-art watch borrows futuristic design details from the ’60s, with a quiet approach to ...

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A little less than a year ago, Timex unleashed a monster—or at least a monster hit of a watch. The Q Timex 1979 reissue made its debut right here at Esquire in May of 2019 and proceeded to sell out in ...

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Leave your smartwatch on the counter because Timex is back with its first automatic watch in decades. Called the Marlin, this 21-jewel timepiece that hearkens back to the days of “Takes a licking, ...