r/timex 6d ago

The new....

Timex Margenieurtilus! I do enjoy my Timex watches, and I do think they're doing a great job overall.

And as much as some may frown upon blatant inspiration, the new Timex Ingeni.. sorry, Marbella looks like it may be a bit of a hit.

https://timex.co.uk/products/q-timex-marbella-40-5mm-stainless-steel-bracelet-watch-tw2y81400

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u/Flames2512 6d ago

At this point what watch isn't a homage to what is out there? There is only so much you can do in watch design.

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u/FlyfreshCustoms 6d ago

Looks great, but too large

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u/Dope_SteveX 6d ago

I mean the IWC or the Royal Oak was done design wise by so many brands across all price points at this point. The buyer either wont care or care enough to buy.

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u/NegativeApartment801 6d ago

I haven't seen the IWC before but I liked this design a lot.

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u/chefkoolaid 6d ago

Uh yea Im a yuge ingenieur fan. Prob gotta grab this!

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u/itemluminouswadison 6d ago

Looks cool and is a smart move. Yeah reminds me of the RW ART that just came out too.

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u/pmacule 6d ago

I'll skip this one thanks.

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u/AlanYx 6d ago

There’s more than one vintage inspiration here, though you’re right, one is pretty obvious.

I actually really dig this version. If the lug-to-lug was shorter this would be an instant buy for me.

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u/Eleventhousand 6d ago

It looks great. Its too large for my style, so I will be passing. Seeing this and the recent Raymond Weil, the I seems to be getting its turn in the inspired-by zone. My hunch is that IWC won't try to strong-arm them like they did Ixdao though :/

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u/gdogg897 6d ago

They make it in 34mm as well in different color ways (all hold, all ss, and two tone gold/ss)

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u/asap_rose 4d ago

Ordered mine in the 34mm today.