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Timex has been crafting watches for everyone since 1854. And that means watches that are wonderfully diverse: classics, sports models, vintage designs, retro pieces, and collaborations with other worlds. A Timex for every single style.
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One Timex doesn't have to look like another Timex
Timex's story begins in 1854, in Waterbury, Connecticut, with an idea that marked its path: making quality watchmaking accessible to more people. Since those early years, the brand has evolved without limiting itself to a single way of understanding the watch.
Some people look for a classic watch to wear every day. Others prefer a dive aesthetic, a design inspired by watches from another era or a piece that has something to tell. Timex brings together all those ways of understanding a watch without forcing them into a single style.
Its catalog combines collections with a personality of their own, designs that bring back historical models and collaborations with recognizable brands and characters. That's why, to find your Timex, it makes more sense to start with the type of watch you like than with a list of technical features.
Find your Timex
From the classic designs of Waterbury to the sporty character of Deepwater, through the adventurous inspiration of Expedition or the retro aesthetics of Marlin and Q Timex, each collection offers a different way of understanding the watch. Discover their differences and find the one that fits you.
Waterbury — The classic that fits your everyday life
Not all classic watches have to be formal. Waterbury brings together designs you can wear to work, with a shirt or with casual clothing, without the watch looking out of place when the plan changes.
The collection draws on traditional watchmaking shapes, but offers different interpretations: from simple models to chronographs and more contemporary-looking proposals. What unites them isn't a single complication or a specific material, but that ease of accompanying you without depending too much on the occasion.
If you want a versatile watch and prefer to start with a design that won't go out of fashion quickly, you can explore the Timex Waterbury.
Deepwater — A sporty aesthetic with character
Marked bezel, cases with more presence and an aesthetic linked to the world of diving. Deepwater is designed for those who prefer a sporty watch that stands out on the wrist.
In this collection, the design has a clear visual function: to make reading easier and give the watch an appearance prepared for active use. The specific features depend on each reference, so it's always best to check its water resistance and characteristics before choosing it for a particular activity.
If you're drawn to dive-inspired watches, you can see the Timex Deepwater.
Expedition — Watches to break out of the routine
Expedition takes field watches and outdoor activity gear as a reference. Its designs tend to prioritize clear legibility, a practical aesthetic and a more informal presence than that of a classic watch.
It's a collection for those who don't need the watch to look elegant at all times. It can accompany a weekend away, a getaway or, simply, the daily rhythm of someone who prefers a functional design.
The collection includes models with different configurations and features. If you're looking for specific functions for your activities, check the data of each watch before deciding.
Discover the Timex Expedition.
Marlin — The appeal of watchmaking from another era
There are designs that work because they don't need to follow every trend. Marlin brings back the language of mid-20th century watches: cases with contained proportions in some models, classically inspired dials and details that connect with vintage watchmaking.
Its appeal isn't limited to those who collect old watches. It's also an option for those who want a piece with personality, different from the sporty designs that dominate much of today's market.
Marlin brings together different versions, from quartz models to mechanical references, depending on the variant. If you like classic aesthetics with an identity of its own, explore the Timex Marlin.
Q Timex — The retro design that stands out again
Q Timex looks back to an era when quartz watches changed the industry and design began to explore new shapes, colors and combinations. The collection brings back that aesthetic with watches that keep the retro feel without looking like pieces taken from a museum.
Metal bracelets, colored bezels, dials with personality and cases inspired by historical designs make many of its models recognizable even from a distance. Here, the choice doesn't depend only on functions: the way the watch completes your style matters a lot.
If you're looking for a watch with vintage references and a more marked presence, discover the Q Timex.
Timex and its collaborations: watches with another story to tell
Some collaborations start from a specific aesthetic; others connect with music, travel or characters that are part of popular culture. In these editions, Timex's design crosses paths with another universe and gives rise to watches with a particular identity.
Not all collaborations have the same style or respond to the same audience. That's why it makes sense to discover them separately and check which models are available at any given time.
Pan Am × Timex — Traveler inspiration
Pan Am is part of the history of commercial aviation and of an era when flying had a very recognizable aesthetic. Its collaboration with Timex brings that reference to the design of some watches, with an identity that connects with travel and aeronautical culture.
It's a proposal for those looking for something more than a classic-style watch: a piece whose design refers to a specific universe.
Explore the available models of Pan Am × Timex.
Peanuts × Timex — A watch with a personality of its own
Snoopy and the Peanuts characters have been part of popular culture for decades. In these collaborations, Timex incorporates that universe into its watches, from more lighthearted designs to interpretations that combine the characters with the brand's classic collections.
The result can be a piece to enjoy every day, to gift to someone who has a special connection with Peanuts or to add to a collection of watches with different designs.
Discover the Peanuts × Timex.
Fender × Timex — When watchmaking meets music
Fender is a fundamental reference in the world of electric guitars and musical instruments. Its collaboration with Timex transfers that connection to the design of watches aimed at those who feel an affinity for musical culture.
It's a proposal with a starting point different from that of traditional collections: the interest lies as much in the watch as in what the collaboration represents.
Check out the models of Fender × Timex.
Do you prefer an automatic watch?
So far we've gone through the collections by their style and personality. But maybe what you're clear about isn't the look you want, but how you prefer your watch to work.
An automatic watch uses the energy generated by the movement of the wrist to keep its mechanism running, without a conventional battery. It's a different way of understanding watchmaking, with a mechanical movement that's worth getting to know if you're interested in what happens inside the watch.
Timex offers automatic models within different collections, so this criterion doesn't correspond to a single family. If you want to explore the catalog by its type of movement, check out our Timex automatic watches.
Reissues — Designs from the past that still make sense
Some watches leave a mark that's worth recovering. Timex goes back to certain designs from its history and presents them again for those looking for that original aesthetic, but who want to buy a current watch.
Reissues doesn't respond to a single style of watch. It's a concept that brings together reissues of earlier models, so each reference can have its own shape, dial, size and personality. What they share is the link to a design that already existed and that finds its place again.
If you're interested in the brand's history or you're drawn to watches that bring back recognizable shapes from other eras, you can explore the Timex Reissues.
Choosing a Timex is also choosing where to buy it
A collection can help you find the style you're looking for, but then it's time to choose the specific reference: case size, type of movement, strap material, functions and water resistance. These are details worth comparing before deciding.
At Joyería Pato you can check the characteristics of each model and contact us if you have doubts about a reference, its availability or its features. We prefer to help you find the right watch rather than recommend one that doesn't fit what you need.
If you already have a Timex and you're looking for a strap or a replacement, you can also contact us to check compatibility with your reference.
Frequently asked questions about Timex watches
Which Timex collection should I choose?
It depends on the style you're looking for. Waterbury offers classic and versatile designs; Deepwater has a sporty dive aesthetic; Expedition is inspired by field watches; Marlin opts for vintage watchmaking and Q Timex stands out for its retro references. The collaborations bring designs linked to other universes.
What's the difference between Marlin and Q Timex?
Both collections draw on the aesthetics of the past, but they do it differently. Marlin is especially associated with classic mid-20th century watches, while Q Timex brings back designs linked to the quartz era and more marked retro styles. The specific characteristics vary depending on the model.
What are Timex Reissues?
They're reissues of earlier designs from the brand. They don't necessarily constitute a collection with a single style: each model brings back a different historical reference and keeps its own identity.
Are Timex watches water resistant?
It depends on each reference. Water resistance is indicated in the technical specifications and isn't the same in all models. Before swimming or doing a water activity, check the stated resistance and the manufacturer's specific recommendations.
What is Timex's INDIGLO lighting?
INDIGLO is a dial lighting system present in certain Timex models. It allows you to check the time in low light, although not all of the brand's watches incorporate this function.
Can I get straps and replacements for a Timex?
Availability depends on the reference and the replacement requested. If you need a strap, a spring bar or another part, contact us with the model or reference of the watch to check what options are available.