Timex is bringing back a bold timepiece that's no stranger to the spotlight. Favored by a certain '90s icon who knew a thing or two about leading with style, the Timex 1995 Intrepid Reissue is a modern-day reissue of a dive-inspired timepiece from the '90s. This iconic reissue comes to life through the combined efforts of Timex, Dimepiece, and Foundwell—three forces united by a shared passion for timeless design. Its defining features include a substantial 46mm stainless-steel case, unique crown placement at 4 o'clock, a robust black synthetic rubber strap, and a clean white dial with an angled reflector ring and prominent hour markers. Adding to its functionality is their INDIGLO® backlight for night visibility, activated by a dedicated bright green pusher on the case side beside 9 o'clock, and a slide rule bezel featuring logarithmic scales that allow you to tackle calculations such as multiplication, division, percentages, and other unit conversions. And with 100m of water resistance, this timepiece is made for the man who dives right in—whatever the pursuit. Limited Edition Stainless Steel Case Quartz Movement Mineral Glass Lens Slide Rule Top Ring Synthetic Rubber Strap Luminant Hands INDIGLO® Back Light Water-Resistant Up to 100 Meters 46mm Case, 22mm Lug Style TW2Y05800VQ Timex was originally founded in 1854 in Waterbury, CT as the Waterbury Clock Company — the business was relaunched in 1950 under new ownership (the name is a portmanteau of Time magazine and Kleenex). Waterbury is in Connecticut's Naugatuck River Valley, which, at the time, was the center of America's clockmaking industry and was known as the "Switzerland of America." Timex watches combine precision European clockmaking techniques with streamlined designs and American ingenuity and durability, all of which helped them become the heritage brand they are today.
