Timex Marlin Watches

1960s style, brought into the present. Marlin embraces vintage watches with racing-inspired details and a design that never goes out of style.

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Sporty vintage · Since the 60s

Timex Marlin

The style of the 60s, on your wrist.

Marlin: the collection that brings back the spirit of the 60s

Marlin is Timex's most vintage collection. The first Marlin models appeared in the 1950s, and in the 60s they became a central piece of the brand's catalog. Today, the collection brings back that spirit: designs inspired by Timex's archives and by the culture of that era, with a style that has never stopped working.

Its aesthetic connects directly with the world of vintage racing cars. Some models include details inspired by that culture, such as the vertical stripes that decorated the bodies of the era's racing cars, now transferred to the dial.

That inspiration doesn't stop at a single detail. The elements that make up the watches in the collection follow the same line, so that the whole is coherent and doesn't remain an isolated nod.

Marlin is designed for those who enjoy the aesthetics of another era and what it represents: competition, the design of those years and pieces that don't go out of fashion. A watch for those who value what has history.

Sporty vintage Inspired by the 60s Motorsport references Timeless design

When you already know which Marlin you're looking for

A Marlin is chosen for what it represents: a watch that looks to another era without ceasing to work today. A design with character, with history behind it and with a clear identity. At Joyería Pato you can check the characteristics of each model and contact us if you have doubts about a specific reference, its availability or its features.

If your Timex needs a new strap or a replacement, you can check our selection of original straps for Timex watches and check compatibility with your reference.

Frequently asked questions about Marlin

Why is it called Marlin?

The name comes from the original Marlin, a model that Timex launched in the 1950s and that became a key piece of the brand's catalog during the 60s. The current collection brings back that name and that spirit, bringing designs inspired by those watches and the culture they were part of into the present day.

What motorsport references do the Marlin have?

Some models incorporate details inspired by the aesthetics of vintage racing cars, such as the vertical stripes that decorated their bodies, now applied to the dial. It's not a detail that's in the entire collection, but in specific models. And it doesn't stop at just one element: the inspiration extends to the overall design.

Are all Marlin models the same?

No. Within the collection there's quite a bit of variety, with different configurations and finishes. What they share is the starting point: the sporty vintage style inspired by the 60s. The choice depends on which one fits you best.