Normally priced at $64, the retailer is currently selling the Timex Ironman Classic 30 digital watch for just $31, or 52% off ...

The new Timex Ironman x The James Brand watch reprises previous features including a countdown timer, 30-lap memory stopwatch, customizable alarm and Indiglo dial while incorporating new elements like ...

No watch better embodies Timex’s slogan “they still take a licking and keep on ticking” than the Ironman line, designed as part of Timex’s sponsorship of the Ironman triathlon in Hawaii.

As its name suggests, the new Huckberry x Timex Ironman watch is a tribute to one of the most advanced Ironman models of the ‘90s, with a black and yellow case reminiscent of a Sony Sports ...

Timex announced its Ironman One GPS+ smartwatch earlier this year. Unusually, it doesn't need to be tethered to your phone to use a data connection. Designed for running fanatics, it's up for pre ...

The limited edition Timex Ironman x James Brand Collection is now available exclusively at The James Brand, Timex (watch-only), and via retail partner Huckberry (also watch-only) while supplies last.

Surprising power in a budget Timex watch In a week of surprise fitness devices from the timekeeping old guard, Timex has announced its Ironman R300 – which it describes as its first smartwatch.

Now an actual watch company is taking aim. Timex on Wednesday announces that it will be delivering the Ironman One GPS+ smartwatch in the fall. The venerable 160-year-old watchmaker is teaming up ...

Timex recently unveiled its Ironman One GPS+, a new sports watch that comes with a lot of the same features as a smartwatch — except it doesn't need a phone to work.

Timex just added a new entry to its Ironman line of GPS watches, 'cept it's not just any ole timepiece this time -- it's a 3G-connected smartwatch that doesn't even need to pair up with a phone ...

One of the latest such gadgets is Timex's Ironman Global Trainer, the company's first true GPS sports watch (previous models relied on a separate GPS module), and one of the few rivals to Garmin's ...

I feel icky writing about the Timex Ironman iControl. Not because it strikes me as “lame” or “dumb”—the watch wireless controls your iPod or iPhone, letting you select, pause, rewind etc ...