The Q Timex Reissue 1971 Velocity is inspired by the Golden Age of auto racing and the electric timepieces of that era. Under the hood of its sleek, stainless steel case is an analog quartz movement for precision timekeeping. There’s a friction-fit aluminum top ring with a time scale to measure elapsed time with precision. Moving on to its race-fueled dial—checkered flag detailing can be seen along the indicators, and the orange sweep of the seconds hand is modeled after a speedometer needle. Even more, the hour markers are engineered to catch light, offering exceptional legibility at a glance. And to round out this ‘70s-era beauty, the perforated rubber strap breathes with the best of ‘em, and is heat- and corrosion-resistant for years of wear and no pit stops.
Features
Durable and sleek stainless steel and aluminum case
Reliable and accurate quartz movement
Scratch-resistant, domed acrylic crystal
Date window
Rotating bezel to keep track of elapsed time at a glance
Water resistant to 50 meters
Materials
Case: Stainless steel, Aluminum
Strap: Synthetic rubber
Crystal/Lens: Acrylic
Imported
Specs
Watch Movement
Analog
Water Resistance
50 meters
Case Diameter
36 mm
Case Height
9.5 mm
Case Color
Stainless Steel
Case Finish
Polished
Dial Color
Black
Dial Markings
Markers
Strap / Lug Width
20 mm
Strap Color
Black
Strap Buckle
Buckle
Battery Type
SR626SW
Sizing
This watch fits wrist circumferences between 5.9-8.1 inches
We suggest using a garment measuring tape to ensure an accurate fit to your wrist
About Timex
Though we’re sure Timex needs no introduction (ed note: they’ve been popular since the turn of the 20th century, even Mark Twain was a fan back in the day), we’ll give you a quick refresher. Timex has been a leader of innovation in the industry by turning clocks into everyday carry items since 1854. We’ve come to love Timex for their remarkable dependability, stylish looks, and ability to create affordable quality.
