well got chatting about Timex watches in one of the threads and I thought why not let's see some.
but why don't we do it a little different so how about each of use just put up one pic.
of one of there Timex's then every one get's to play.
so out of the one's I have think it will be this one
one night I dreamed I was locked in my fathers watch, with Ptolemy and twenty one ruby stars mounted on spheres and the primum mobile coiled and gleaming to the end of space and the notched spheres eating each other's rinds to the last tooth of time and the case closed - John Ciardi ...
I think Timex represent great value. If I wasn't sick with the watch bug I could see myself living with a Timex Expedition quite happily.
I have 3 advice moment I think, but don't have any pics on my phone. Will post some soon
Edit: Here they are
I've also owned (from memory) a vintage handwind simple dress watch, a vintage handwind dive style watch, a weekender, an Ironman Sleek, an oversized Camper and an Expedition alarm chronograph
Last edited by whatmeworry; Jan 16, 2015 at 08:34 PM.
I will always have an Ironman, and I love their dive watches from the 60s & 70s; mine is from 1972. I also have a birth year Timex/IngersollMickey Mouse. There are about 100s of Weekenders I'm tempted to buy.
Couldn't resist showing all three of mine from the 1970s. I still wear them. The little Mercury on the left is the first watch I ever owned, given to me by my grandfather when I was about 6 or 7.
have seen a timex diver from the 70's like that think it was nickname the bullseye nice
one night I dreamed I was locked in my fathers watch, with Ptolemy and twenty one ruby stars mounted on spheres and the primum mobile coiled and gleaming to the end of space and the notched spheres eating each other's rinds to the last tooth of time and the case closed - John Ciardi ...
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one night I dreamed I was locked in my fathers watch, with Ptolemy and twenty one ruby stars mounted on spheres and the primum mobile coiled and gleaming to the end of space and the notched spheres eating each other's rinds to the last tooth of time and the case closed - John Ciardi ...
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Originally Posted by Kronos
Picked this one more or less at random.
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