I'd buy this over a Hamilton. Field watches tend to expose a brand pretty quickly. There isn’t much room for theater. Proportion, legibility, and restraint do most of the talking, whether the brand intends them to or not. That’s the context in which Kiwame Tokyo introduces the Iwao. The brand…

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There are certain Timex releases that immediately put me in a specific headspace. Not pure nostalgia, more that familiar collector feeling of uncovering something slightly odd, slightly forgotten, and wondering how it ever existed in the first place. The Timex Black Max is a watch I knew mostly through old photos, forum lore, and that infamous ad. So seeing Huckberry and Timex bring it back felt surprising. And still a little risky.

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Citizen NY0040 Review: It’s Not A Seiko SKX Alternative. It’s Something Better.

Unlike a lot of watch enthusiasts, I didn’t start out with a Seiko SKX. That role went to the Orient Mako instead—a watch I still own, still wear, and still have a soft spot for. What’s always struck me as odd, though, is how conversations around the often-overlooked Citizen NY0040 almost always orbit the SKX. It rarely comes up on its own terms. It’s usually framed as a substitute, a consolation prize, or lately, a response to the way discontinued Seiko divers have ballooned on the secondary market.

The Top 5 Timex Watches That Prove the Brand Nailed It in 2025

Timex had a strong year in 2025. The brand leaned into what it does best, refining familiar models, revisiting its archive with more confidence, and delivering watches that felt well judged rather than overworked. These releases landed cleanly within Timex’s lineup and made sense for the people who actually buy the brand.

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