Timex Weekender Chronograph Ref. TW2P62300
Chronograph / Field Watch · Timex (Timex Group B.V.), a historic American brand positioned as an accessible, high-value mass-market manufacturer
Period: Modern Casual / Neo-Vintage Field (2010s-Present)
Type
Chronograph / Field Watch
Brand
Timex (Timex Group B.V.), a historic American brand positioned as an accessible, high-value mass-market manufacturer
Movement
Quartz Chronograph with INDIGLO Night-Light functionality
Dimensions
40mm Case Diameter, 11mm Thickness, 49mm Lug-to-Lug, 20mm Lug Width
Description
The Timex Weekender Chronograph is a versatile staple in the modern enthusiast's collection, known for its mix of utilitarian field watch aesthetics and practical chronograph functions. It features a polished round case and a highly legible dial designed for everyday wearability.
Key Features
INDIGLO backlight, 4 o'clock date placement, versatile 20mm lug width for strap swapping, and 'Quick-Date' feature
Dial Description
Matte Blue/Navy dial with Arabic numerals, date window at 4 o'clock, three subdials (30-minute, 1/10th second, running seconds at 6 o'clock), pencil-style luminous hands
Case Material
Polished Silver-Tone Brass (typically low-lead brass)
Crystal Type
Mineral Glass (flat)
Bezel Details
Fixed integrated bezel, polished finish, brass base
Crown & Pushers
Push-pull crown (acts as button for INDIGLO), two pump-style chronograph pushers for start/stop and reset
Bracelet or Strap
Two-piece Genuine Leather strap in Cognac/Brown with contrast white stitching and stainless steel buckle
Caseback Details
Snaps-on stainless steel caseback with Timex branding and battery code (typically CR2016)
Movement Type
Quartz Chronograph with INDIGLO Night-Light functionality
Water Resistance
30 Meters (3 ATM) - Splash resistant only; not suitable for swimming or showering
Origin & Provenance
American Brand, movement typically sourced from Southeast Asia (Philippines/China assembly)
Age Estimate
Modern production (circa 2015-2023)
Cultural Significance
Represented a shift in watch culture where enthusiasts celebrated 'affordable excellence' and versatile styling over pure luxury brand status.
Condition Notes
Very Good - visible light creasing on the leather strap and minor surface wear on the polished case; crystal appears clear
Value Estimate
$50 - $80 USD (MSRP approx. $80-$100)
Care & Maintenance
Battery replacement every 2-3 years; avoid water exposure due to low depth rating; clean leather with a damp cloth
Similar Watches
Seiko SNDC31, Shinola Runwell Chrono, Hamilton Khaki Field Chrono (mechanical alternative)
Interesting Facts
The 'Weekender' line was a massive success for Timex in the 2010s, revitalizing the brand's image by focusing on interchangeable straps and minimalist field designs.