We’re sure you’re well aware of the fact that putting a watch on a different colored / type of strap (NATO probably) is all the rage these days. Unless you’re swimming in gold doubloons like Scrooge McDuck that’s probably not going to happen with Omegas, Rolexes, Pateks or Panerais, so you turn to Timex because their watches have a cost to value ratio like a Honda. Now, Timex is taking all the extra work out of your hands and just doing it themselves with the Weekender series of watches. With case widths starting at 38mm (that’s just about unisex size) and options like 24 hour time, Indiglo and multiple face and strap options, you can literally customize your watch before buying it. Pick up some extra straps if you want, but Timex makes it so easy to get what you want you probably won’t have to.
Timex Weekender Watch
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