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- Adjustable tan 20mm double-layered genuine leather slip-thru strap fits up to 8-inch wrist circumference
- Cream dial with date window at 4 o'clock; full Arabic numerals; 24-hour military time
- 30-minute chronograph measures to 1/20th second
- Silver-tone 40mm brass case with mineral glass crystal; Indiglo light-up watch dial; luminous hands
- Water resistant to 30m (100ft): in general, withstands splashes or brief immersion in water, but not suitable for swimming or bathing
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The Freedom to Choose
The Weekender collection is all about versatility. Easily switch it up with interchangeable slip-thru and quick-release straps.
Timex Weekender
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Quick ReleaseTimex made their traditional two-piece strap easy to change with quick-release spring bars… no tools required! |
Slip-ThruSwitch it up with interchangeable slip-thru fabric and leather straps. The easy-to-change slip-thru straps allow you to quickly change your strap to match any look for endless options. |
IndigloTimex created revolutionary Indiglo backlight technology, changing how the world told time in the dark. |

Even More Options
Discover even more ways to wear your watch your way. Choose from three different Weekender case sizes—the standard 38mm case, the larger 40mm case—available in chrono—or the oversized 43mm case.
Product Description
You just found the only watch you'll ever need. A timeless chronograph that let's you change up leather and nylon straps for the season, the occasion or even your mood.
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 5 x 5 x 0.7 inches; 2.24 Ounces
- Item model number : TWC063500
- Department : Unisex
- Batteries : 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
- Date First Available : October 20, 2016
- Manufacturer : Timex
- ASIN : B01JO766FW
- Best Sellers Rank: #42,484 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry)
- #143 in Men's Wrist Watches
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Watch Information
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name | Timex |
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Model number | TWC063500 |
Part Number | TWC0635009J |
Item Shape | Round |
Dial window material type | Mineral |
Display Type | Analog |
Clasp | Buckle |
Case material | Brass |
Case diameter | 40 millimeters |
Case Thickness | 9 millimeters |
Band Material | Leather |
Band size | Unisex |
Band width | 20 millimeters |
Band Color | Brown |
Dial color | White |
Bezel material | Brass |
Bezel function | Stationary |
Calendar | Date |
Special features | Chronograph, Arabic Numerals, Military time, Glow In The Dark |
Item weight | 2.24 Ounces |
Movement | Quartz |
Water resistant depth | 30 Meters |
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2017
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Overall, pretty pleased with the watch, purchased while it was on sale.
If you are looking for a good functional stylish Chronograph, give this one serous consideration. In my opinion you will not be disappointed.
I agree with most of the positive comments here—the watch is very distinctive and punches way above its weight in terms of initial impression and quality. I can't speak for the longevity of the mechanism, but out of the box, all features work perfectly. I did have to calibrate the stopwatch out of the box, however, which took all of 10 seconds.
A few other notes:
- Most importantly, this watch is thicker than I expected. I own watches thicker than this one, but the Weekender Chronograph does have "tuna can" styling. It looks balanced on the side with the buttons, but the side without strikes me as a bit large. I have thin wrists, so I am sure that is making the watch look larger. It's not huge, but if Timex dropped 2mm's from its size, i think it would be a huge styling home run.
- I have seen other reviews comment on problems with the stopwatch function and the large second hand not moving properly. It seems that they don't understand how the chronometer works, and that they need to come up on the learning curve. I have another chronometer watch that works exactly the same way.
- If I aggressively shake the watch, I can get the fractional second hand to move a very slight amount—not an amount that would lead to inaccuracy, but it is still noticeable with scrutiny. I imagine there is just some play in the mechanism there, which I guess is to be expected at this price point. It's something to watch for deterioration.
- My example is completely silent without the chronometer running. In this "normal" mode, I have to jam it against my ear to hear it tick. I think most of the Timex weekenders chronometers are like this—the "standard" versions are apparently loud. The chronometer function does produce some ticking sounds that are more audible, but nothing that I can hear from more that 3 feet away.
- My watch came with full retail packaging and instructions. Others seem not to have gotten this packaging.
- In low light, the silver hands can be difficult to read. Indiglo obviously addresses that, but I could see that being an issue for some. It is much less of a problem than I expected based on comments I read here, but I understand where they are coming from.
- The lume on the watch hands is more or less silly. It does work for a little bit, but it seems repetitive with Indiglo. I also think it takes away from the styling of the watch.
- My indiglo function does not light up between the bottom of the 28 minute and 32 minute markers. I'm not sure if this is by design or a quality issue, but it is very, very minor and I did not notice it for over 2 hours of playing with the watch. If you drew a line through the "18" that is below the 6, the area below the line does not light up—really not a big deal.
- The green strap on the cream watch is fine. Nothing special and very neutral. Its more olive colored than I expected—with some light showing off an emerald cast. It's relatively thin, which I like, and the olive/cream definitely gives it a military feel. I do think this version begs for a distressed leather dark brown NATO strap, but that's personal preference.
- The print on the watch seems to shift between a black and midnight blue color depending on the lighting. If you wanted to go with navy or blue themed strap, I am sure that the watch would pick that up well.
- I have no idea how a brass watch will hold up. I don't know if it is some kind of white brass alloy or if it is plated.
All in, this is a major value at its price, and you will find watch aficionados constantly pointing to this as an outstanding example of how fine timepieces do not need complicated or expensive. If you have read this far, just go buy one.
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Regarding my opinion of this watch - it is a stylish tool which I find very useful for timing various aspects of daily life including my walks. And of course the Indiglo is awesome. I had been missing this feature on an analog watch since the mid 90s. The time is easy to read due to the Arabic numerals, and the chronograph has big and clearly marked subdials. Plus unlike most other Timex analog watches there is no loud tick, because the running seconds hand is actually on a small subdial, not a large hand. Oh and I also love the green dial; it seems to suit my brown skin tone better than the blue one I used to own, and it seems to be more available and normally cheaper.
The issues I have with this watch include the lack of a *quick-set* date, a thick non-steel (chromed brass) case, a 30-minute stopwatch (instead of 60), and also the fact the chrono seconds don’t exactly hit the markings on the dial. Okay, so the last point is a bit picky but if you have OCD it may bother you a bit.
Yes there is a date function but it’s not the quick-set style. To set the date is a little tedious as you have to move the hour hand a full 24 hours to advance the current date while in the crown’s 2nd position. Just to note - for setting the time I prefer to set the hour when the crown is in the 2nd position, and I set the minutes in the 3rd crown position... it is slower to set the hour in the last position.
Nonetheless this watch is a bargain if you can get it for under $60.


Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on December 6, 2020
Regarding my opinion of this watch - it is a stylish tool which I find very useful for timing various aspects of daily life including my walks. And of course the Indiglo is awesome. I had been missing this feature on an analog watch since the mid 90s. The time is easy to read due to the Arabic numerals, and the chronograph has big and clearly marked subdials. Plus unlike most other Timex analog watches there is no loud tick, because the running seconds hand is actually on a small subdial, not a large hand. Oh and I also love the green dial; it seems to suit my brown skin tone better than the blue one I used to own, and it seems to be more available and normally cheaper.
The issues I have with this watch include the lack of a *quick-set* date, a thick non-steel (chromed brass) case, a 30-minute stopwatch (instead of 60), and also the fact the chrono seconds don’t exactly hit the markings on the dial. Okay, so the last point is a bit picky but if you have OCD it may bother you a bit.
Yes there is a date function but it’s not the quick-set style. To set the date is a little tedious as you have to move the hour hand a full 24 hours to advance the current date while in the crown’s 2nd position. Just to note - for setting the time I prefer to set the hour when the crown is in the 2nd position, and I set the minutes in the 3rd crown position... it is slower to set the hour in the last position.
Nonetheless this watch is a bargain if you can get it for under $60.








PROS:
Cronografo totalmente Funcional, la manecilla del los segundos del cronografo es la principal del reloj (la grande).
Los minutos de cronografo cambian cada minuto de golpe, por lo que puedes leerlo más fácil y con mayor precisión.
Cuánta con iluminación Indiglo que funciona excelente
Los pulsadores del cronografo se sienten bastante bien.
La correa Nato es de piel y se ve de buena calidad.
CONTRAS:
La caja no es de acero inoxidable, debe ser latón o algún otro material, por lo que su durabilidad se verá reducida.
La correa es demasiado delgada, yo calculo 1mm aprox.
El reloj me parece un poco grueso
En conclusión, creo que es el mejor cronografo que puedes conseguir por el precio 900 mxn, si lo que buscas es un cronografo Funcional, este es una excelente opción, algo que muchos otros cronografo no cumplen.
Lo recomiendo ampliamente.


Reviewed in Mexico 🇲🇽 on January 12, 2021
PROS:
Cronografo totalmente Funcional, la manecilla del los segundos del cronografo es la principal del reloj (la grande).
Los minutos de cronografo cambian cada minuto de golpe, por lo que puedes leerlo más fácil y con mayor precisión.
Cuánta con iluminación Indiglo que funciona excelente
Los pulsadores del cronografo se sienten bastante bien.
La correa Nato es de piel y se ve de buena calidad.
CONTRAS:
La caja no es de acero inoxidable, debe ser latón o algún otro material, por lo que su durabilidad se verá reducida.
La correa es demasiado delgada, yo calculo 1mm aprox.
El reloj me parece un poco grueso
En conclusión, creo que es el mejor cronografo que puedes conseguir por el precio 900 mxn, si lo que buscas es un cronografo Funcional, este es una excelente opción, algo que muchos otros cronografo no cumplen.
Lo recomiendo ampliamente.


While I do like the look of the slip-on band, it is quite thin (I don't particularly mind that, but just mentioning in case some people don't know) and the metal toward the bottom of the watch (close to the 6 o'clock) rubs against the band making an annoying squeaking sound every time I adjust the watch or press one of the buttons thereby pushing it out of its alignment a bit.
But the biggest fault I have about this particular watch is the colours. I didn't notice it in the pictures, but the combination of the white face and the silver hands make it very difficult to read it in certain angles depending on the angle of the light source. I'm now looking at other Timex watches (because I LOVE the indiglo) that have better contract of the hands to the face. It's rather unfortunate I didn't consider this earlier as I will probably have to wait another few weeks for the delivery (shipping is slower during the COVID-19).