Timex Retroware Digital Watch

Timex built its INDIGLO backlight in the early 1990s, and the feature still shows up unchanged decades later on watches like the Retroware Digital: press a button and the entire display lights up for reading the time in the dark. The 46mm resin case wraps around a curved, oversized digital readout rather than a flat rectangular screen, giving the watch a strong wrist presence while weighing about 1.5 ounces. It runs on a quartz digital movement with a chronograph, alarm, and timer, protected by an acrylic crystal, the same softer, more shatter-resistant material Timex uses on its vintage-inspired Marlin and Q Timex lines. The matching resin strap attaches with quick-release spring bars, and the whole watch is rated water-resistant to 164 feet, enough for light swimming.