
Many watch enthusiasts prefer mechanical movements, but two quartz chronographs have become popular with collectors. Because they are similar in price and specs, I thought a comparison was in order. Click to read how the Q Timex Chronograph stacks up agains the Swatch x Omega ...

For only $20 more, Timex will now sell you a Q chronograph that tracks additional time zones. The Three Time Zone Chronograph might seem like a no-brainer. The two watches, however, have quite different characters and might appeal to different types of collectors. Read this re...

I liked my Casio "Royale" AE1200WH Worldtimer so much that I decided to modify it. I installed an SKXMod matte black steel case with gold buttons and lettering, and a sapphire crystal plus a matte black sterile faceplate. A TQ18 strap with gold hardware finished it off. Click ...

The Q Timex Chronograph is one of the hardest to get Q Timex models, but also possibly the coolest. With some difficulty, I purchased two of them to test with the new TQ18 straps. Click now to read the review!

I purchased a Casio AE1200WH simply to test out StrapHabit's TQ18 replacement straps, but I liked it much more than expected. At only $29 MSRP, is the Casio Royale a budget G-Shock? Read the review to find out!

Why is it that I found myself searching for a watch with the name of a car brand on the dial? It's not just because I have always loved Porsche cars. The Porsche Design Chronograph 01 is an icon. Read about the experience of buying one, attempting to track down its production ...

It wasn't until I started learning more about the Timex catalog that I realized that there is an automatic version of the Q. The M79 is about $110 more than its Quartz sibling. Is it worth paying for the upgrade?

Although technically not part of the Q line, the Timex M79 Automatic shares the desirable design DNA with the Q Timex. On paper, it is a strong competitor to the Seiko 5KX. Is this a watch that enthusiasts should consider more seriously?

At StrapHabit, I receive a lot of messages asking for strap recommendations for a particular watch. While I love the opportunity to interact with customers and hear about their favorite watches, I thought that it would be useful to provide an in-depth guide.

The Three Time Zone Chronograph has a more modern look than other Q Timex models. The dial looks modern, with round, raised indices with large lume plots. It loses some of the charm, but adds a GMT function that is a bit quirky. Does it belong in the Q Timex line?