We’re enamoured of this titanium Timex. The newest addition to the brand’s collectable Expedition watch range, the affordable Expedition North Titanium Automatic will catch the attention of wannabe adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
This lightweight toughie channels the look of a traditional field watch, with a shock-resistant 41mm case rendered in titanium, and scratch-resistant anti-reflective sapphire crystal.
The matte black dial has white Arabic numeral hour markers, its date window at 3 o’clock. Super-LumiNova hands and hour markers ensure easy readability in low-light conditions.
Features include a 21-jewel Miyota automatic movement, screw down crown with Timex mountain logo, and a 20mm Ecco DriTan leather strap with matching titanium pin buckle. It’s showy in an understated, un-showy way.
It also offers water resistance down to 200 metres.
Features include a 21-jewel Miyota automatic movement, screw down crown with Timex mountain logo, and a 20mm Ecco DriTan leather strap…
The Timex Expedition range has been equipping explorers since the 1980s and was inspired by the brand’s archival military-issue timepieces. We think the Expedition North Titanium Automatic is a great addition to the range, ideal for those looking for a rugged sport or adventure watch built to last, at a price that won’t break the bank.
Priced at £329, this new Timex should find itself on the shortlist of anyone who enjoys outdoor activities and requires a reliable, stylish timepiece to keep them on schedule.
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The Luxe Review 
We’re enamoured of this titanium Timex. The newest addition to the brand’s collectable Expedition watch range, the affordable Expedition North Titanium Automatic will catch the attention of wannabe adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
This lightweight toughie channels the look of a traditional field watch, with a shock-resistant 41mm case rendered in titanium, and scratch-resistant anti-reflective sapphire crystal.
The matte black dial has white Arabic numeral hour markers, its date window at 3 o’clock. Super-LumiNova hands and hour markers ensure easy readability in low-light conditions.
Features include a 21-jewel Miyota automatic movement, screw down crown with Timex mountain logo, and a 20mm Ecco DriTan leather strap with matching titanium pin buckle. It’s showy in an understated, un-showy way.
It also offers water resistance down to 200 metres.
The Timex Expedition range has been equipping explorers since the 1980s and was inspired by the brand’s archival military-issue timepieces. We think the Expedition North Titanium Automatic is a great addition to the range, ideal for those looking for a rugged sport or adventure watch built to last, at a price that won’t break the bank.
Priced at £329, this new Timex should find itself on the shortlist of anyone who enjoys outdoor activities and requires a reliable, stylish timepiece to keep them on schedule.
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