Timex has refreshed two popular Weekender models with updated proportions and new strap options, while keeping their simple design.
The Weekender New England now comes in a smaller 34mm case, while the New England Chronograph keeps its 40mm size. Both models still use quartz movements and leather straps, keeping the range simple and relatively affordable.
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The regular Weekender gets the biggest update, with its case shrinking from 39mm to 34mm for a more compact look on the wrist. A cream dial keeps things simple with full Arabic numerals and luminous hands. For an even cleaner layout, the old inner 24-hour markings have also been removed.
Timex offers the watch in silver or gold-tone finishes depending on the version. A slip-through leather strap makes it easy to change the look, while water resistance is rated to 50 metres for everyday wear and light swimming.
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The New England Chronograph gets a more subtle refresh. It keeps the 40mm stainless steel case and sub-dial layout, but new colour combinations and leather straps give it a slightly smarter appearance than the fabric-strapped versions that came before it.
One version combines a black dial with cream markings and a brown leather strap finished with contrast stitching. Luminous hands remain, and quick-release spring bars make swapping the strap straightforward. Like the smaller Weekender, it uses a battery-powered quartz movement.
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Pricing varies slightly by finish, with the 34mm Weekender New England starting at $139. The new Chronograph versions are listed at $189.
Neither watch is a major reinvention, with Timex focusing on smaller updates to two existing designs. Buyers can choose a more compact everyday model or a sportier chronograph without moving into luxury-watch pricing.
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