Easy Reader

Easy Reader

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  • This displays the time in a 24-hour format on its dial - the perfect quick reference for anyone who uses military time.
  • This is a built in pedometer that monitors and records your step count.
  • Equipped with a reliable alarm for timely reminders, ensuring you never miss important moments.
  • Automatic watches have no battery. Instead, these "self winding" movements use the natural movement of your wrist as a power source.
  • A chronograph watch provides the added functionality of a stopwatch. By using the two pushers, you can start, stop, and reset this function.
  • Navigate with ease using the built-in compass that guides the way in style.
  • Enjoy the convenience of having an efficient countdown timer right on your wrist. Perfect for workouts, cooking, and staying on schedule.
  • This watch dial incorporates a date window, offering convenient access to the current date.
  • The day date complication allows you to see the day of the week as well as the date, providing added functionality and sophistication.
  • Simply touch the metal top ring of this watch with your finger to instantly see your heart rate, making monitoring a breeze.
  • Developed by Timex in the early 90s, our INDIGLO® night light allows you to tell the time in the dark with the push of a button.
  • Nearly impossible to scratch, the sapphire crystal lens is as hard and clear as a gemstone. There are only a few materials known to the world that can scratch it.
  • Solar-powered movements convert any form of light into electrical energy, powering your watch for up to 4 months and eliminating the need for battery replacements.
  • A built-in audible tracker beeps when target splits are achieved. Rise above or fall below your predetermined goals, and varying chimes indicate your performance; no more stopping to look at your wrist.
  • Enjoy the convenience of real-time temperature readings, right on your wrist.
  • The bidirectional center hand of our proprietary Tide-Temp-Compass movement can be set to reflect your local tide conditions.
  • Titanium cases are extremely durable yet incredibly lightweight on the wrist.
  • A dual time watch allows you to track two different time zones simultaneously. This feature is popular among travellers, as it allows you to set a “home” time zone for quick reference.

Watch Movement

  • Analog / Digital Combo is a watch with both an analog dial and a digital display, these are powered by a quartz battery. Quartz movements are highly accurate, capable of keeping time to within milliseconds per day.
  • Automatic watches have no battery. Instead, these "self winding" movements use the natural movement of your wrist as a power source.
  • Simply wind the watch until you feel resistance on the crown—a motion best done at the same time each day—and enjoy a vintage-inspired appeal that has stood the test of time.
  • A quartz digital watch is powered by a battery. Quartz movements are highly accurate, capable of keeping time to within milliseconds per day.
  • A quartz analog movement is powered by a battery. Quartz movements are highly accurate, capable of keeping time to within milliseconds per day.

Case Diameter

The watch case diameter is the width of the watch. The width is measured from the 9 o'clock to the 3 o'clock but does not include the crown.

Water Resistance

Water-resistance is the ability to resist the penetration of water to a certain degree. Waterproof means that water is not allowed to pass through it. At this time Timex only sells water-resistant watches.

Most Timex watches come with a water-resistant rating of: 30m (meters), 50m, 100m or 200m. Here are the activities each of those ratings allow:

30m: Washing hands.
50m: Washing hands, Light swimming.
100m: Washing hands, Light swimming, Snorkelling, Poolside Diving, Surfing.
200m: Washing hands, Light swimming, Snorkelling, Poolside Diving, Surfing, Recreational Scuba Diving.

To maintain water resistance, do not press any buttons under water unless your watch is indicated as 200m water-resistant.

Watches labeled water-resistant without a depth indicated can withstand splashes and rain, but should not be submerged.

Another rating used to measure water resistance is Atmosphere (ATM) ratings. Below is a guide to corresponding WR and ATM ratings.

Band Material

  • Crafted with upcycled and natural materials that include:
    #Tide ocean material - In partnership with #tide we’re working to clean our oceans by upcycling ocean bound plastic into watch parts.
    Apple leather - Sustainable vegan leather made from organic apple peel and other fruit waste.
    Wheat husk strap - The comfort and look of a traditional resin strap but crafted with a bio-based wheat fibre creating a smaller carbon footprint.
    Ecco™ DriTan™ - Waterless leather tanning techniques save 6.6 million gallons of fresh water each year.
  • Our fabric straps come in a variety of colors and patterns for limitless possibilities.
  • Natural leather is the traditional choice for watch straps. Our real leather is oiled, waxed, and coated to resist water and soften with wear.
  • This type of strap is molded into a single piece for durability and comfort.
  • This particular type of strap is soft to the touch, incredibly durable, and resistant to both heat and corrosion.
  • Stainless-steel is highly resistant to scratches, corrosion, and tarnish, ensuring your watch remains in excellent condition over time. It's also hypoallergenic and incredibly strong.
  • This particular type of strap is soft to the touch, incredibly durable, and resistant to both heat and corrosion.

Strap & Lug Width

This shows which watch strap will fit with which watch case. The lug width is the size of the strap where it connects to the watch case.

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Easy Reader Collection

The direct descendant of our 1960s televised torture test survivors, the Timex Easy Reader® continues to persevere for one key reason: it’s downright simple. Based on the dials we crafted while operating as the Waterbury Clock Company, the easy-to-read Timex Easy Reader—an uncomplicated watch with large numbers—has been a best-seller for Timex since it first launched in 1977. Our goal, then and now, was to produce a line of simple watches that could be easily read with just a mere glance. Thanks to the use of large, full Arabic numerals and bold hands, both in high contrast to the dial color—which we originally offered in white—the Easy Reader gave consumers a timepiece that could be read from across a room.

In the decades since its introduction, we’ve expanded the Timex Easy Reader collection to include a full assortment of easy-to-read watches with eye-catching color palettes, from baby blue leather straps to forest green dials. No matter the update, the Easy Reader never loses sight of its simple design, always ensuring readability even with a more fashionable look. Devoid of frills and fancy add-ons, the Easy Reader is just that, an easy-to-read watch that does nothing more than what’s it’s supposed to do: tell the time.