Sentiments like ?history is bound to repeat itself? tend to have a negative connotation, but when it comes to watches, a little repetition seems to be welcome? heck, one might argue the last decade of watch design has been fueled by looking back, and not forward. But now is not the time for cultural critique, we?re here to launch a watch. While most brands have been resurrecting their mechanical triumphs of bygone eras, Timex has not shied from their quartz and digital heritage (while also dabbling in mechanicals). In an age of smart watches and phones-in-name-only that can do just about everything, the appeal of classic digital watches, with their silvery gray dials and simplistic displays, is undeniable. Enter the Q Timex Reissue LCA, now available at the Windup Watch Shop.
Sentiments like ?history is bound to repeat itself? tend to have a negative connotation, but when it comes to watches, a little repetition seems to be welcome? heck, one might argue the last decade of watch design has been fueled by looking back, and not forward. But now is not the time for cultural critique, we?re here to launch a watch. While most brands have been resurrecting their mechanical triumphs of bygone eras, Timex has not shied from their quartz and digital heritage (while also dabbling in mechanicals). In an age of smart watches and phones-in-name-only that can do just about everything, the appeal of classic digital watches, with their silvery gray dials and simplistic displays, ...