Big fan of Timex’s Intelligent Quartz range.
You certainly get a lot for not much money.
This particular model is a 46mm piece in stainless steel.
Being a more modest model, you get a mineral crystal, rather than sapphire, but you do get 200 metres water resistance (handy for a model branded ‘Diver’).
Movement is the German-designed TX caliber which has a number of tricks up its electronic sleeve: 60 meter depth gauge, thermometer, Indiglo lighting and low-battery indication.
And that cheap price? $250.
Bargain!
Nice to see a watch with a little Australian DNA – we don’t see too many of those.
It may be available for a snip at $600, but Gc’s Color Boost Diver brings a rather impressive 300m water resistance with it.
An unusually named Oris diver, but there is a good reason for it.
Another solid offering from Oris (in the very literal sense).
Perrelet have moved on from their risque 
Not that they ever would, but if someone asked me to design a tribute watch to David Coulthard I’d make it completely square, and very very boxy.
