Vintage Timex Watches

Timex Roman Numerals

Timex have produced many dials that use roman numerals to tell the time. Something you’ve likely not noticed untill i point it out is that Timex roman numeral watches do not use the characters IV for 4, instead they use IIII. This is so that the numbers 4 and 6 are not confused when looking at the watch from different angles. This was a common practice across many brands that put roman numerals on the dials.

Roman numeral markers were often printed on the dial to deliver a clean and classic look. Timex did however create applied roman numerals which are featured on mid 1970s Viscounts. These look to have been roughly machine produced and are not highly finished.

  • Timex Super Thin Watch 5180 2370 [1970]

    Timex Super Thin Watch 5180 2370 [1970]

  • Timex Super Thin Watch 5330 2370 [1970]

    Timex Super Thin Watch 5330 2370 [1970]

  • Timex Mercury Watch 16056 02475 [1975]

    Timex Mercury Watch 16056 02475 [1975]

  • Timex Marlin Watch 20622 11682 [1982]

    Timex Marlin Watch 20622 11682 [1982]

  • Timex Mercury Watch 26011 10483 [1983]

    Timex Mercury Watch 26011 10483 [1983]

  • Timex Marlin 26150 02476 [1976]

    Timex Marlin 26150 02476 [1976]

  • Timex Marlin Watch 26160 02476 [1976]

    Timex Marlin Watch 26160 02476 [1976]

  • Timex Marlin 26550 02574 [1974]

    Timex Marlin 26550 02574 [1974]

  • Timex Marlin 27299 02479 [1979]

    Timex Marlin 27299 02479 [1979]

  • Timex Marlin Calendar Watch 27760 02576 [1976]

    Timex Marlin Calendar Watch 27760 02576 [1976]

  • Timex Viscount Calendar Automatic Watch 46551 3273 [1973]

    Timex Viscount Calendar Automatic Watch 46551 3273 [1973]

  • Timex Viscount Calendar Automatic Watch 46551 03275 [1975]

    Timex Viscount Calendar Automatic Watch 46551 03275 [1975]

  • Timex Mechanical Watch 206523 11694 [1994]

    Timex Mechanical Watch 206523 11694 [1994]