Dig out your Ziggy Stardust vinyl and dust down the Pong arcade game, it’s 1972 all over again! Timex will delight watch aficionados and nostalgia buffs alike with the latest edition to its historical watches reissue project – the Q Timex 1972 . The original spearheaded the brand’s range of quartz timepieces, and now you can pick one up as new.
Classic design elements include a highly polished gold-tone tonneau case, with dimensional floating hour markers that hover above a striking red dial. The redux also features a period-perfect domed acrylic crystal on top, with a coin-slot battery hatch underneath.
Faced with the advent of advanced Japanese quartz models in the Seventies, mechanical watchmakers took refuge in design and precision. For Timex, that meant the Q-Timex collection, which comprised a range of now iconic releases.
The original spearheaded the brand’s range of quartz timepieces, and now you can pick one up as new…
With a stainless-steel 43mm case and 20mm lug, we’re thinking this 1972 replica looks more stylish than ever. It features a leather strap, and is water resistant to 50m.
The Q Timex 1972 Reissue joins a range of remasters from the brand, including the Marlin 1966; the Q Timex 1975 Reissue; Q Timex 1978 Reissue; Q Timex 1978 Falcon Eye Reissue; Q Timex 1978 diver Reissue and the Q Timex 1978 Reissue LCA Liquid Crystal Analogue.
The Q Timex 1972 Reissue is available at Timex.co.uk, priced at £155.
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Dig out your Ziggy Stardust vinyl and dust down the Pong arcade game, it’s 1972 all over again! Timex will delight watch aficionados and nostalgia buffs alike with the latest edition to its historical watches reissue project – the Q Timex 1972 . The original spearheaded the brand’s range of quartz timepieces, and now you can pick one up as new.
Classic design elements include a highly polished gold-tone tonneau case, with dimensional floating hour markers that hover above a striking red dial. The redux also features a period-perfect domed acrylic crystal on top, with a coin-slot battery hatch underneath.
Faced with the advent of advanced Japanese quartz models in the Seventies, mechanical watchmakers took refuge in design and precision. For Timex, that meant the Q-Timex collection, which comprised a range of now iconic releases.
With a stainless-steel 43mm case and 20mm lug, we’re thinking this 1972 replica looks more stylish than ever. It features a leather strap, and is water resistant to 50m.
The Q Timex 1972 Reissue joins a range of remasters from the brand, including the Marlin 1966; the Q Timex 1975 Reissue; Q Timex 1978 Reissue; Q Timex 1978 Falcon Eye Reissue; Q Timex 1978 diver Reissue and the Q Timex 1978 Reissue LCA Liquid Crystal Analogue.
The Q Timex 1972 Reissue is available at Timex.co.uk, priced at £155.
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