Timex Legacy Analogue Watch - Black - 41mm

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The Timex Legacy Analogue Watch in black is designed for individuals seeking a sophisticated, everyday timepiece that balances classic aesthetics with reliable daily utility. Featuring a clear day-date calendar display and luminous hands, this watch is an excellent choice for both professional environments and casual wear; however, users should note that its 5-bar water resistance rating is suitable for light splashes or swimming, but it is not intended for high-impact water sports or professional diving.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Dial Size | 41mm |
| Series | Legacy |
| Model Part Number | TW2V67800 |
| Brand | Timex |
Yes, the stainless steel bracelet can be resized by removing links to fit your wrist precisely.
It means the watch can withstand pressures equivalent to a depth of 50 meters, making it safe for swimming and showering, but not diving.
As a standard analogue quartz timepiece, it will eventually require a battery replacement, typically every 2-3 years depending on usage.
This watch includes a 2-year warranty; please check your local documentation for regional service coverage details.
Yes, the watch uses a standard lug attachment system, though you will need to find a strap that matches the 19mm width.
Pull the crown to the first position and rotate it to advance the date wheel manually.
Expose the watch face to direct light for a few minutes to 'charge' the luminous material on the hands.
The fold-over clasp is secure, but link adjustments may require a professional jeweler to ensure a perfect fit.
To set the time, pull the crown out to the second position and rotate until the desired time is reached. The calendar day and date can be adjusted by pulling the crown to the first position and rotating it gently. Keep the watch in its original gift box when not in use to protect the glass from scratches. Periodically clean the stainless steel bracelet with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove oils and sweat. Avoid exposing the watch to harsh chemicals, such as solvents or detergents, which may damage the finish.