Timex has revived its 1976 rectangular model as the "1976 Rectangle Reissue."

Timex is re-releasing its 1976 rectangular model as the "1976 Rectangle Reissue." This watch boasts a minimalist design that reflects the dress style of the 1970s, as if it jumped straight out of a 1s style book. The silver-colored dial features a delicate hairline finish, and the design incorporates only Roman numerals, a railway minute track, and hour and minute hands.

A rectangular model reflecting 1970s dress style has been released.

　Timex has announced the "1976 Rectangle Reissue," a reissue of the 1976 design. As the model name suggests, this model features a rectangular case and boasts a design that evokes the 1970s, as if it jumped straight out of a 1s style book.

　Even within Timex's vast archive of design variations, square models are rare. The 1970s were an era characterized by sharp tailoring and expressions that highlighted individuality, and this model retains that spirit in its slim 21mm case and understated, elegant design, while also featuring a modern silhouette.

A simple dial in silver color.

　The silver-colored dial features a delicate hairline finish, onto which thin, sharp Roman numerals and a railway minute track are printed. The two-hand design, devoid of a second hand, creates a sophisticated, minimalist appeal that harmonizes with the slim silhouette and simple dial.

　The watch is paired with a black crocodile-embossed leather strap, creating a chic design suitable for dressy occasions.