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Timex Watches
Timex i-Control
Crown Set Watch
24101
Timex Ironman
Triathlon 30-Lap
Watch T53151
Started as Waterbury Clock in the second half of the 19th Century, Timex has long been known for manufacturing affordable clocks and watches for working class Americans. The "Yankee" pocket watch that they manufactured in the early 20th Century was the most popular pocket watch in the world, with nearly forty million sold for only one dollar.
In 1933 Waterbury Clock manufactured the very first clocks and watches featuring a brand new cartoon character - Mickey Mouse. Over two million Mickey Mouse watches for children were manufactured and sold for only $1.50. These are now some of the most highly valued collectible watches around.
During World War Two the company was re-named to U.S. Time Company. In 1950 the world's first "Timex" was manufactured and quickly became known for its toughness and durability with John Cameron Swayze's famous line - "takes a licking and keeps on ticking". By the end of the 1950's one in every three watches sold was a Timex watch.
By the mid-70's half of all watches sold in the U.S. were Timex watches and the name was instantly recognized by all. Timex is the only U.S. based watch maker that survived the tough times of the 1970's with the advent of the digital quartz movement watch and the onslaught from Japanese watch companies into the inexpensive watch market.
Timex Triathlon
Heart Rate Monitor
Watch T5C351
In 1986 Timex introduced the very first Ironman Triathalon watch and within one year it became the best-selling watch in the United States. The full collection of Timex Ironman Triathalon watches for men and women became the world's most popular sports watch for many years.
In the 1990's the technological innovations from Timex just kept on coming with the introduction of the Indiglo backlight which is featured in over 75 percent of Timex watches today. In 1994, the first Timex Data Link watch was created which allowed for the storage of scheduling and contact data that would synch with your PC.
TIMEX Triathlon Bodylink
Performance Monitor
Watch 59551
The Timex Bodylink system allows fitness enthusiasts to take their training to a whole new level. These devices use the latest in GPS and heart rate monitor technology to monitor, store and analyze performance data, upload it to a computer and help you improve your fitness, lose weight, increase stamina, build an aerobic base and reach your peak performance.
Selected Timex Watches Available For Sale
The following Timex watches are currently available for sale from various selected sellers. To check the details of any of these listings simply click on the links below. Please be sure to read the details of each listing and take some time to check out the seller's reputation and background. We do not endorse or support any of the specific sellers.
Timex Watches For Sale by Dealers
Timex Watches For Sale by Individuals
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