Try It On
Case Diameter 39mm
Case Diameter 39mm
Try It On
Case Diameter 39mm
Wrist Size (in)
Wrap a garment measuring tape snuggly around your wrist just below the wrist bone. Alternatively use a piece of string and then measure the string length with a ruler. The average wrist size for men is 6.5-7.5", and for women is 5.5-6.5".
How to measure your wrist size
The size of a watch depends on the diameter of the dial. Whatever your style is, the choice of a dial is a matter of personal taste.It usually vary between 36 and 42 mm. For a small size, prefer dials smaller than 36 mm. Between 36mm and 42mm, it's a standard size.For larger dial, prefer a size larger than 42 mm.
Wrist Size (in)
How to measure your wrist size
Wrap a garment measuring tape snuggly around your wrist just below the wrist bone. Alternatively use a piece of string and then measure the string length with a ruler. The average wrist size for men is 6.5-7.5", and for women is 5.5-6.5".
How to measure your wrist size
The size of a watch depends on the diameter of the dial. Whatever your style is, the choice of a dial is a matter of personal taste.It usually vary between 36 and 42 mm. For a small size, prefer dials smaller than 36 mm. Between 36mm and 42mm, it's a standard size.For larger dial, prefer a size larger than 42 mm.
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Q Timex® Continental GMT
Stainless Steel Watch Case
Adjustable Stainless Steel Bracelet
Date Window
Reimaging the Bold Style of our ‘70s Q Timex for Today
Channeling the bold designs and decadent glamour that filled the scene in ‘70s West Hollywood, the Q Timex® Continental GMT brings refinement to our beloved Q Timex collection with a new streamlined 39mm brushed stainless-steel case with polished edges and a sleek GMT window at 6 o’clock. The simple black or silver-tone dial features a radial texture and a clean presentation that’s effortlessly cool, highlighted by faceted hour markers, luminant hands for enhanced visibility in the dark, and a glanceable date window beside the 3rd hour marker. Completing the truly ‘70s style look is a tapered and integrated brushed stainless-steel bracelet.Specifications
Product ID
TW2Y12100
Quartz Analog Movement
A quartz analog movement is powered by a battery. Quartz movements are highly accurate, capable of keeping time to within milliseconds per day.
Quartz Analog
Engineered for Accuracy
A quartz analog movement runs on a battery and keeps time with the steady vibration of a tiny crystal. It’s highly accurate, low-maintenance, and powers the hands with precise ticks.
Stainless Steel Watch Case
Crafted of tarnish-free stainless steel, the case is designed to withstand everyday wear while retaining its shine.
- Case Diameter 39 mm
- Case Height 9 mm
- Case Material Stainless Steel
- Case Color Stainless Steel
- Case Finish Brushed/Polished
- Dial Color Black
- Dial Markings Markers (Full)
- Battery Type SR920SW
Adjustable Stainless Steel Bracelet
The stainless steel bracelet can be adjusted for a custom fit.
- Band / Lug Width 12 mm
- Band Material Stainless Steel
- Band Color Stainless Steel
- Band Buckle Clasp (Deployant)
Mineral Crystal
A toughened glass made from silica that's heat- and scratch-resistant, offering clear visibility and solid everyday durability.
Mineral Glass
Enhanced durability
Mineral crystals use a similar material to windowpane glass and were developed for watches as a harder alternative to acrylic. Mineral crystals are still susceptible to scratches but less so than acrylic, however it is not possible to buff out these scratches as it is with acrylic. Mineral glass is not as shatter resistant as acrylic but does offer greater transparency and clarity. Due to their improved scratch resistance versus acrylic, and improved shatter resistance versus sapphire, mineral is often considered to be the best of both worlds as a crystal material.
Acrylic Crystal
Highly impact-resistant
Mineral Crystal
Enhanced durability
Sapphire Crystal
Scratch-resistant
Water Resistant to 50 Meters
This watch is suitable for light swimming. It is not suitable for snorkelling, or poolside diving. To maintain water resistance, do not press any buttons while underwater.
50m
Water Resistance
This watch is suitable for light swimming. It is not suitable for snorkelling, or poolside diving. To maintain water resistance, do not press any buttons while underwater.
30m
Light rain, sweat & splashes.
50m
Short swims.
100m
Swimming, snorkeling & surfing.
200m
Recreational scuba-diving.
Date Window
This watch dial incorporates a date window, offering convenient access to the current date.
Features
Try It On
Case Diameter 39mm
Case Diameter 39mm
Try It On
Case Diameter 39mm
Wrist Size (in)
Wrap a garment measuring tape snuggly around your wrist just below the wrist bone. Alternatively use a piece of string and then measure the string length with a ruler. The average wrist size for men is 6.5-7.5", and for women is 5.5-6.5".
How to measure your wrist size
The size of a watch depends on the diameter of the dial. Whatever your style is, the choice of a dial is a matter of personal taste.It usually vary between 36 and 42 mm. For a small size, prefer dials smaller than 36 mm. Between 36mm and 42mm, it's a standard size.For larger dial, prefer a size larger than 42 mm.
Wrist Size (in)
How to measure your wrist size
Wrap a garment measuring tape snuggly around your wrist just below the wrist bone. Alternatively use a piece of string and then measure the string length with a ruler. The average wrist size for men is 6.5-7.5", and for women is 5.5-6.5".
How to measure your wrist size
The size of a watch depends on the diameter of the dial. Whatever your style is, the choice of a dial is a matter of personal taste.It usually vary between 36 and 42 mm. For a small size, prefer dials smaller than 36 mm. Between 36mm and 42mm, it's a standard size.For larger dial, prefer a size larger than 42 mm.
Icons of Vintage Innovation
Tested beyond the edge
Launched during the quartz crisis of the '70s, the Q Timex collection was born of a great pivot and marks Timex’s most prolific era in design. It reflects the innovative styling that defined the decade, blending vintage elements with modern updates.
