Timex Men’s Waterbury Diver Chronograph Automatic 41mm Watch – Black Dial Stainless Steel Case with Black Leather Strap

Watch worth buying is not the best off quality but not bad quality you get what you pay for The watch is well worth the prices well made it looks and feels nice and keeps really good time you can’t ask for more then that

This watch is now my daily. Needed something classy when I don’t wear my smart watch and it’s great! The chrono second hand is beautiful but not always easy to see which is not a bad thing when you are simply reading the time of the day. Very comfortable and much lighter than my other mechanical chronographs which I tend to remove after an hour. This one can stays on my wrist all day.

Wow, pleasantly surprised and very, very happy. Nice weight to it, band is very comfortable, great looking (has a Zenith chronograph look to it). The date window is a complete afterthought, I need glasses to see it. And not much lume on it. Other than that, I believe this is one of the best bang for your buck watch on the market. Timex is doing some great things right now.

Great watch, as advertised. Has screw down crown and impeccable design

The Timex Waterbury Chronograph is a gorgeous and highly versatile timepiece perfect for daily wear. While it's clear that a luxury watch like the Zenith El Primero Original is a far superior mechanical instrument, that isn't the point of this comparison. For those who admire the classic style of the El Primero but not its price tag, the Timex is an absolute gem. The comparison is based purely on its similar, handsome appearance. Here’s a direct look at how they stack up: Head-to-Head Comparison Model: Zenith El Primero Original vs. Timex Waterbury Chronograph Movement: The Zenith runs on its legendary automatic movement, while the Timex uses a highly accurate and low-maintenance quartz movement. Case Size: The Zenith features a classic 38mm case, whereas the Timex has a more modern 41mm case. Crystal: You get a premium sapphire crystal on the Zenith, compared to a durable mineral crystal on the Timex. Water Resistance: The Zenith is rated to 100 meters, while the Timex provides a solid 50 meters of water resistance, which is more than enough for everyday use. Price: This is the key difference. The Zenith retails for around $8,600, while the Timex Waterbury offers its great looks for about $250. The Timex Waterbury Chronograph is a phenomenal value. It allows you to enjoy the aesthetic of an iconic luxury watch without the significant financial investment. It's the perfect choice to buy and enjoy today, while you reward yourself with the Zenith when the time is right. Core Specifications Movement: Powered by a reliable and accurate quartz movement, ensuring minimal maintenance. Case Diameter: Offered in a range of versatile sizes, typically from 39mm to 42mm. Case Material: Built from durable stainless steel, often with premium mixed finishes. Crystal: Protected by a scratch-resistant mineral crystal. Water Resistance: Rated for daily use, commonly between 50 and 100 meters. Lug Width: Features a standard 20mm lug width for easy strap customization. Key Features Chronograph Functionality: The watch’s defining feature is its stopwatch function, operated by two pushers that control the sub-dials for tracking elapsed time. Tachymeter Bezel: Many models include a tachymeter scale on the bezel for measuring speed, honoring the watch's racing heritage. Dial Design and Details: Applied Indices: Often uses applied markers for a refined, three-dimensional look. Date Window: Includes a practical date complication. Lumed Hands: Features luminous hands for low-light visibility. INDIGLO® Backlight: Many models include Timex's signature feature, allowing the entire dial to illuminate for superior legibility in the dark. Strap and Bracelet Options: Available with a wide variety of choices: Stainless Steel Bracelets: Adjustable for a custom fit. Leather Straps: Often sustainably sourced and equipped with quick-release bars. Fabric Straps: Provide a more casual, rugged aesthetic. Overall Impression The Timex Waterbury Chronograph successfully blends style and function. Its reliable quartz movement makes it a perfect "grab-and-go" watch, while thoughtful details provide a quality that exceeds its price point. It's an excellent package of style, features, and value. Model Name Heritage Waterbury Brand Timex Product Type Watch Gender Men Water Resistance Depth 10 BAR / 10 ATM / 100m / 330ft Extra Features Stop Watch, 24-Hours display, Tachymeter, Luminous Hands Band Color Silver Band Material Stainless steel Band Width 19mm Bezel function Tachymeter Calendar Date Case Color Silver Case Diameter 41mm Case Material Stainless Steel Case Style Round Case Thickness 13mm Lug to Lug height 47mm Dial Color Silver Crystal Mineral Glass Display type Chronograph Watch Clasp Type Fold over with push button clasp Watch Style Diver Movement Quartz Product: TW2V42400 Attachment Color: Stainless Steel Band Material: Stainless Steel Buckle/Clasp: Clasp (Deployant) Case Color: Stainless Steel Case Diameter: 41 mm Case Finish: Brushed/Polished Case Height: 13 mm Case Material: Stainless Steel Case Shape: Round Crystal Lens: Mineral Glass Dial Color: Silver-Tone Dial Markings: Markers (Full) Strap and Lug Width: 20 mm Water Resistance: 100 meters Battery Type: SR927SW

This Waterbury watch received couple of compliments. My wife likes to borrow it from time to time. Got it on sale.