40mm stainless-steel case.
Rose gold-tone dial with moon-phase display.
Calendar subdials for day, month and date.
Brown leather strap, acrylic crystal and 50m water resistance.
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Timex Marlin Moon Phase Multifunction blends vintage styling with useful calendar features. Its rose gold-tone dial is paired with a brown crocodile-pattern leather strap and a polished stainless-steel case. The dial incorporates subdials for the day of the week, month and date, alongside a moon-phase display that adds visual character. The battery-powered movement supports everyday timekeeping, while the acrylic crystal complements its classic appearance. With a 40mm case and 50-metre water resistance, it is suited to daily wear and dressier occasions.
Brand: Timex
Gender: Men's
Brand Origin: United States
Series: Marlin
Additional Information: Moon-phase display, calendar subdials, crocodile-pattern leather strap
Model: TW2W51000
Movement: Quartz Analog
Movement Source: Japan
Power Reserve: Approximately 3 Years (Battery Life)
Precision: +/- 20 seconds per month
Features: Moon Phase, Calendar
Engine: Miyota 6P00 Quartz Caliber
Jewels: 0 Jewels
Caliber No: 6P00
Case Size: 40 mm
Lug-to-lug: 48 mm
Case Thickness: 12 mm
Band Width: 20 mm
Band Type: Leather Strap
Dial Color: Green
Case Color: Stainless Steel
Band Color: Brown
Bezel: Fixed
Bezel Color: Silver-Tone
Bezel Material: Stainless Steel
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Band Material: Leather
Water Resistance: 50 m
Functions: Timekeeping, Moon Phase, Calendar
Calender: Day of Week, Month, Date
Watch Style: Vintage / Classic
Weight: 52.25 g
Warranty: 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Case Back: Solid Snap-Down Stainless Steel
Case Shape: Round
Clasp: Buckle
Crystal: Acrylic
Crystal Coating: N/A
Crown: Push / Pull (with Month Corrector Pusher at 2 o'clock)
LumiBrite: N/A
Barcode: 194366326499
Known By: Timex Marlin Moon Phase 40mm Leather Strap Watch
Marlin moniker remains one of the most storied badges in twentieth-century American watchmaking. Introduced during the mid-1950s and defining Timex’s catalog throughout the 1960s, the original Marlin was conceived as an unpretentious, slender gentleman’s dress watch. Famously subjected to televised torture tests—strapped to outboard boat motors and frozen inside ice blocks—the line proved that accessible horology could endure genuine mechanical abuse while maintaining tailored, boardroom-ready profiles.
Beneath the solid stainless steel case back beats the Miyota caliber 6P00, a Japanese multi-eye quartz engine specifically engineered to drive a full calendar and moon phase display without introducing excessive vertical bulk. At its core, an integrated circuit regulates current pulses generated by a quartz crystal oscillator vibrating at the benchmark frequency of 32,768 Hz. These micro-impulses drive a miniature stepping motor, translating high-frequency oscillation into controlled rotational torque across a complex reduction gear train.
