Timex® 1983 E Line Automatic Watch TW2Y66700

The Watch

The Timex® 1983 E Line automatic watch, with its cushion case shape, captures a style that is both vintage and modern. Designed for men, it sports a bold look thanks to its stainless steel construction. This material gives the watch outstanding durability along with a sleek, refined aesthetic. The case measures 34 mm in diameter and 12,50 mm in thickness, making it a wrist accessory that is both understated and eye-catching. The case finish blends brushed and polished surfaces, adding a subtle touch of sophistication.

The Dial

The dial of this watch features a striking blue color that immediately catches the eye. Analog, it delivers a clear and precise time reading thanks to its hands pointing to meticulously arranged hour markers and a minute track. The dial also features a date window at 3 o'clock, a handy feature for keeping track of the passing days. The flat acrylic crystal protects the dial while providing excellent visibility.

The Movement

This timepiece is powered by a Japanese automatic movement, the Miyota 8215 caliber, delivering precision performance and reliability. The rotor captures energy from the wearer's natural movements, allowing the watch to run autonomously without the need for constant manual winding. Beyond its self-sufficiency, this movement drives the watch's core functions: hours, minutes, seconds, and the date.

The Strap

The bracelet of this watch is crafted entirely in stainless steel, ensuring a seamless match with the case. It combines brushed and polished finishes for a look that is as rugged as it is refined. Its 20 mm lug width makes it easy to swap out for other straps if desired, offering great flexibility for customization.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 5 ATM, this watch is built to handle splashes, rain, and even the shower. It is not intended for diving, however. The screw-down caseback reinforces its water resistance, effectively preventing moisture from entering and protecting the watch's internal movement.