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38mm stainless-steel case with gold-tone finish.
Blue dial with a rotating blue bezel.
Gold-tone stainless-steel bracelet and domed acrylic crystal.
Quartz movement and 50m water resistance.
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Fastening the reference TWEG26302 around the wrist immediately confirms how effectively Timex translates instrument-style utility into modern wristwear. The 44mm stainless steel case delivers an assertive footprint, but short, ergonomically down-turned lugs keep the geometry planted squarely over the radial bone. Brushed satin treatments dominate the top of the lugs, contrasted neatly by mirror-polished bevels running along the case flank. This interplay of surface finishes breaks up the visual mass, allowing the case to sit with surprising poise under a jacket cuff.
Brand: Timex
Gender: Men's
Brand Origin: United States
Series: Q Timex
Additional Information: 1970s-inspired design, blue rotating bezel, gold-tone woven bracelet
Model: TWEG26302
Movement: Quartz
Power Reserve: Approximately 2 to 3 Years (Battery Powered)
Precision: ±20 seconds per month
Features: Analog display, rotating bezel
Engine: Japanese Multi-Eye Quartz Caliber
Case Size: 38 mm
Lug-to-lug: 50 mm
Case Thickness: 11.5 mm
Band Width: 18 mm
Band Type: Bracelet
Dial Color: Blue
Case Color: Gold Tone
Band Color: Gold
Bezel: Rotating
Bezel Color: Blue
Bezel Material: Stainless Steel
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Band Material: Stainless Steel
Water Resistance: 50 m
Functions: Timekeeping
Calender: Day and Date Display via Subdials
Watch Style: Vintage / Retro
Weight: Approximately 135 g
Warranty: 2 Year official Warranty
Case Back: Solid Snap-on
Case Shape: Round
Clasp: Self-Adjust Clasp
Crystal: Domed Acrylic
Crown: Push / Pull Fluted Crown
LumiBrite: Luminous Coating on Hands
Timex built its reputation on democratic utilitarianism, tracing its lineage back to the Waterbury Clock Company of 1854. Throughout the twentieth century, the American brand perfected mass-production horology, democratizing reliable timekeeping for millions through accessible mechanical calibers and later, solid-state quartz regulation. As consumer tastes diversified in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Timex expanded beyond basic three-hand tool watches, establishing dedicated multi-function lines designed to bridge rugged field durability with urban executive styling.
