Timex and Todd Snyder seem to be fond of each other, as the two companies have collaborated once again on a stylish timepiece. And just like every other collaborative effort, we want the result. The Beekman Watch is based on an old watch Snyder found while digging through the Timex archives. Designed for racing enthusiasts, the Beekman Watch sports a tachymeter complication that’s added to help judge the speed of objects passing by. That’s still present in this modern edition, even if its purpose for most consumers is simply to look cool. The watch is available in both brown and black, and both pair nicely with a vintage racer. Pick up a Beekman and then start the hunt for your Ferrari.
Timex + Todd Snyder Beekman Racing Watch
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