TimexWeekender 38 mm Watch

Timex have very good watches in this price range. Like the simple style of this watch, and it's a clear and easy to read face.This watch replaces an old Timex that had some extreme wear and tear, but otherwise was still ticking. Time for a new one though.

I love it, love the size of the face, love the light for the face, it’s comfortable to wear, looks good, I like the self winding mechanism, it’s all good, a great purchase that I use every day.I know I have a click on my phone, this I use because it’s quick and easy plus it’s reliable. I know the phone is reliable but I like this watch and yes it’s quicker.

Hard to really write a review given that it was a present for my mum's birthday some time ago, but I'll try and summarise her thoughts on it here.It's easy to read and has a nice comfortable strap, though both her and I agreed said strap feels kinda cheap and flimsy. The build quality is rather nice though it eschews stainless steel for a cheaper chrome plated brass construction alongside a mineral glass crystal. I suppose at this price point that could be the best you'll get. I'm a bit disappointed at the 30 metre water resistance rating for the price (I paid about £50) but that doesn't matter to her. It's up to you whether that matters or not.The Indiglo backlight is honestly the best part of this thing in my opinion. It evenly lights up the entire watch face (save for the outer bezel where the second markers are) and my mum loves it.The only major criticism we both have is that it's loud. The ticking is so loud that mum can hear it across her bedroom at night and she has to put it in a drawer. It seems that's just how it is with the Weekenders.Overall? Yeah, I think it's great and mum does too. They're great presents. Sure, the chrome plated brass will wear away faster than stainless steel (or even resin, I suppose) but it looks good and I think for £50 it's worth it.

What can I say its a timex so quality and price always good, I wasn't sure the watch band was going to be comfortable but to my surprise it's very easy on the wrist. I read/watched alot of reviews on amazon and YouTube and alot said it was a noisy ticker, I on the other hand have not heard it at all unless I physically put it to my ear. Apparently its easy to pull the crown out and thus have a non functioning watch, i havent had this problem at all, and using the indiglow feature at night is pretty simple. What I really like about it is the thickness of the watch case, I prefer not so bulky and this is not bulky the diameter is just right as well. All in all I highly recommend this watch.

The Timex weekender is one of the iconic modern classics from Timex, along with the easy reader and expedition models.It’s a simple, no nonsense, tried and tested watch that’s been around for years.Unlike many of the strange sounding brand names of similar price on Amazon, the design is original to Timex and been around for decades.I own some much more expensive Swiss made watches that are very good, but take themselves far too seriously.This is a fun watch that Timex actively encourage you to customise with different canvas slip through nato style straps. It’s called the weekender and it will suit most average people’s weekend activities.It’s a great size for the average wrist and would work well as a unisex watch to share with your partner.What I particularly enjoy is the utter simplicity of the watch, not minimalist contrived simplicity but genuine simplicity. I can’t imagine that there was a moody black and white advertising campaign when this watch was released, extolling how they have removed all unnecessary frills leaving only the essence of a watch, in fact there was likely no advertising campaign at all!It’s made of basic materials, chrome plated brass case, uncoated mineral crystal, fully printed dial, no lume (you don’t need it, the back light is way better). Oh and it ticks really loud! It’s far from the best watch you can get, but it’s all the watch you actually need and this is the whole point of it.I love that it’s time only too, so you don’t even have to set the date every few months.It is the antithesis of luxury and this is precisely why I like it.

After 7 months Lens keeps fogging and back light stopped working

I got this to use temporarily each time my normal watch disappears off to Tag for servicing/batteries/resealing so have only needed to wear it for a few weeks so far. If it were a waterproof watch then I would happily wear it all the time; it is comfortable and has a wonderful easy-to-read face. The khaki/olive strap is a really lovely neutral/natural colour that goes with most casual clothing. If you trust the iPhone to be accurate then the watch has lost a minute so far however time accuracy doesn't matter to me too much. I like the indigo feature although haven't ever used it as I habitually press my phone when I need the time after dark. The only down side is perhaps the size: I love it as it makes the face so easy to read however I have a relatively large wrist for a woman and the watch is only just the right side of looking too big on me. The watch does-up on the 3rd strap hole from the face and this means that the end of the strap has to be doubled-back into the restraint loop to prevent it from flapping around (my wrist is just over 15cm circumference). Really happy with the look and the quality; would recommend to anyone provided they don't have a dainty wrist.

This is a great 38mm dial watch with a comfortable strap. Yes, the ticking is pronounced in a library, empty room, funeral parlour etc, but the watch is also very legible, has the superb Indiglo feature and is very comfortable on wrist. It is an ideal watch for any chap or chapess who needs a simple, stylishly elegant watch that is discreet and goes with any casual outfit. The Timex Weekender is a great watch at a a very decent price and I would definitely recommend it.