Timex Automatic E Line

The E Line traces back to 1983, when its rounded-square case earned it the nickname "TV Dial" for the shape of its face. This reissue keeps that silhouette intact but scales it up into a more substantial 38mm stainless steel case, giving the vintage design more wrist presence than the original. It's offered in two dial colors, a horizontally textured teal/blue and a matching silver-tone, both built on the same case and movement platform. The case measures 38mm across, 12.5mm thick, with a 45.5mm lug-to-lug, finished in a brushed-and-polished silver-tone stainless steel that resists rust, corrosion, and tarnish while staying hypoallergenic. A mineral crystal covers the dial, chosen for its heat and scratch resistance, and an exhibition caseback leaves the movement visible from behind. The matching stainless steel bracelet closes with a butterfly deployant clasp, a double-folding design that tucks in on both sides for a secure, seamless transition from bracelet to clasp. Powering the watch is a Miyota caliber 8215, a Japanese automatic movement with 21 jewels that winds itself off the natural motion of the wearer's wrist rather than relying on a battery. The dial carries full markers and a date window for practical daily use, and the watch is rated to 50 meters of water resistance, enough for light swimming but not snorkeling or diving.