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These Timex Prime Big Deal Days offers have me excited to match my wardrobe

best timex watches for men 2021
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By now you probably know that the Prime Big Deal Days discounts have arrived. There’s not much else to say about that, really. Just that it’s a great time to save big on a host of items and find some great offers, including some incredible Prime Big Deal Days Timex deals, and Prime Big Deal Days watch deals. We still highly recommend checking out those guides for a more comprehensive look at what’s available, but also we wanted to call out a few models separately here. Let’s dive in.

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Timex Men's Expedition Field Chrono 43mm wristwatch face
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I like my watches with darker designs and big, beautiful faces so right away the Timex Men’s Expedition Field Chrono 43mm Watch caught my eye. Normally $89, it’s on sale today for $53 saving you $36 or 40% off. It features a striking all-black style with red accents and white info dials. Plus, it’s water-resistant up to 100 meters or 330 feet. It’s the kind of design that could match just about any outfit from casual to professional.

But if you like your watches a little more vibrant there’s also the Timex Men's Expedition Acadia 40mm for $38, instead of $42. Or, the more minimalistic Timex Men’s Dress 41mm for $60 on sale instead of $95 — saving you $35 or 37%.

There are also unisex designs, women’s watches if you want to grab something special for your partner, or a variety of sports-themed watches. Moreover, there are a wide variety of price points. Options range from about $20 up to $60 or more, so you don’t have to shop only for expensive models. These prices are pretty darn good for a sale, too.

Don’t forget, you can always swap out the silicone or stock bands for something custom if you want to change the look. There are fabric, leather, nylon, stainless steel, and silicone variants all designed to work with Timex watches. You could even use some of the money you save on these deals to grab a watch band and bundle it with your new look.

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Briley Kenney
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