"The archival reference's charming '70s aesthetics - art-deco roman numerals, a retro leather band, vintage-inspired mineral glass crystal, engraved caseback- and peculiar rectangular shape are not entirely dissimilar to, say, a Cartier Tank."
"Featured in the new collection are three unique iterations, each with a distinctive dial and leather strap that are, according to the brand, 'inspired by the faded glamor of Havana in the 1950s and the swagger of Miami in the 1980s.'"
"The tonal black on black is perhaps the dressiest of the bunch; with sleek silver accents and a tonal finish, it's a no-brainer pairing with jeans and tailoring alike."
"Rounding out the trio, a yellow dial, also on a black leather strap, adds a bit of intrigue to the otherwise buttoned-up watch; more a soft citrus than a butter, the shade really pops against the more subdued silver and black palette."
Timex has released the 1976 Lexington watch, showcasing its ability to blend vintage aesthetics with affordability. This reissue features a rectangular shape, art-deco roman numerals, and a durable stainless steel design. Priced at $169, it offers three unique iterations inspired by 1950s Havana and 1980s Miami. The collection includes a tonal black version, a tropical khaki option, and a vibrant yellow dial, each paired with distinctive leather straps, catering to various style preferences and occasions.
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