Timex Expedition Scout 40mm Men’s Analog Watch | Luminous Hands | Durable Comfortable Adjustable Strap | 24 Hour Time | Rugged Outdoor Watch | 50M Water Resistance
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Description
• Sometimes all you need is a tried and tested companion, the for nothing. • Area of the Timex Expedition Scout (clock is an upgrade to the traditional clock with 12 or 24 hour, date feature, and a distinct arrow from second hand. • Everything you need, and nothing you don't. • Buckle close strap. • Being matt finish. • Height: 11 mm • Case Lug Width: 20 mm • Width: 40 mm • Gehäusematerial: Brass. • Clock with Glass Face: Mineral glass • Arabic Dial Clock Face markings. • Quartz Analogue Movement.
Details
General
- Item model number
- TW4B11300
- Department
- mens
- Date First Available
- October 14, 2017
- Manufacturer
- Timex
Dimensions
- Product Dimensions
- 4.72 x 4.72 x 4.72 inches; 2.43 ounces
Battery
- Batteries
- 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Frequently asked questions
- What type of movement does this watch use?
- It uses Quartz Analogue Movement.
- Does it have a date feature and 12 or 24 hour display?
- Yes, it has a 12 or 24 hour display and a date feature.
- What are the product dimensions and weight?
- The product dimensions are 4.72 x 4.72 x 4.72 inches, and it weighs 2.43 ounces.
Customer reviews
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Well it arrived in working, functional condition. That's a GOOD thing.
This is a way too early initial review. You have been duly warned. I purchased the Expedition with the light brown leather strap and a matte stainless buckle. It has a coordinated colored case done in a dark tone similar to a traditional oil-rubbed bronze finish. The dial face is in a sympathetic matte warm gray, with glow-in-the-dark white hour and minute hands and a yellow-orange second hand. In my opinion the entire package is pleasing to the eye, albeit in a fairly conservative manner. It's something that is easy to mix with casual wear but is probably too understated for formal or flashier outfitting. This particular Expedition is my second one; the first was purchased some time ago here on Amazon (the one with the drab green band). Because that one has been flawlessly running, I though it was time to pick up another one. In operation the Expedition is easy to set up. The crown is set up with three detent positions: the first of course is the disabled position next to the case. The middle position detent accesses the fast date adjustment function and the outermost detent allows for time adjustment. The crown worked as it should, although the middle detent for date adjustment was a little vague in feel and took a bit of time to properly find. I'd suggest first adjusting the date before finally adjusting the time because of this, because it was all too easy to skip over the middle detent and find myself at either end position. The crown also offers a dial illumination feature; press in on the crown when it's in the disabled (closed) position and the dial will light up in a soft bluish tone. As for its fit and function, the Expedition series suits my smallish wrist quite well. The watch face is perhaps a tad smaller than what I'd normally prefer, but its markings are generally easy to read and make out. The lone exception is the humorously small date window; in certain lighting conditions, the offset of the date dial from the time dial allows for shadows to be cast across the date numbers, making the digits hard to read without some amount of shift the watch around to catch the right lighting in order to make out the number. It's a quiet operating watch as well; with my hearing as it is, I can only hear the 'tick' of the second hand if I hold the watch close to my ear. YMMV of course, but that's how it is with me. As for its water resistance capability, I haven't had the (dis)pleasure to test either of my Expeditions in a dunking/soaking kind of manner. Nor would I particularly want to, especially with this new one and its leather watchband. I'll instead trust Timex and their quoted water resistance figure of a depth down to 50m. Not that I would ever want to test that myself; dry land is more than good enough for me these days. As for its most important metric, well it's been nuts-on accurate for the first 2+ hours of operation. I mean, I DID warn you that this was a way too early initial review. :D However given how my first Expedition has consistently performed, I really don't anticipate any operational and functional problems with Expedition #2. But if there were to be issues, it's good knowing that Timex offers a limited lifetime warranty on the watch. This Expedition was bought at an excellent sale price at the time of purchase. Even at its regular price I truly believe that it's a worthy addition to any casual watch collection. A-rating so far.
This is a way too early initial review. You have been duly warned. I purchased the Expedition with the light brown leather strap and a matte stainless buckle. It has a coordinated colored case done in a dark tone similar to a traditional oil-rubbed bronze finish. The dial face is in a sympathetic matte warm gray, with glow-in-the-dark white hour and minute hands and a yellow-orange second hand. In my opinion the entire package is pleasing to the eye, albeit in a fairly conservative manner. It's something that is easy to mix with casual wear but is probably too understated for formal or flashier outfitting. This particular Expedition is my second one; the first was purchased some time ago here on Amazon (the one with the drab green band). Because that one has been flawlessly running, I though it was time to pick up another one. In operation the Expedition is easy to set up. The crown is set up with three detent positions: the first of course is the disabled position next to the case. The middle position detent accesses the fast date adjustment function and the outermost detent allows for time adjustment. The crown worked as it should, although the middle detent for date adjustment was a little vague in feel and took a bit of time to properly find. I'd suggest first adjusting the date before finally adjusting the time because of this, because it was all too easy to skip over the middle detent and find myself at either end position. The crown also offers a dial illumination feature; press in on the crown when it's in the disabled (closed) position and the dial will light up in a soft bluish tone. As for its fit and function, the Expedition series suits my smallish wrist quite well. The watch face is perhaps a tad smaller than what I'd normally prefer, but its markings are generally easy to read and make out. The lone exception is the humorously small date window; in certain lighting conditions, the offset of the date dial from the time dial allows for shadows to be cast across the date numbers, making the digits hard to read without some amount of shift the watch around to catch the right lighting in order to make out the number. It's a quiet operating watch as well; with my hearing as it is, I can only hear the 'tick' of the second hand if I hold the watch close to my ear. YMMV of course, but that's how it is with me. As for its water resistance capability, I haven't had the (dis)pleasure to test either of my Expeditions in a dunking/soaking kind of manner. Nor would I particularly want to, especially with this new one and its leather watchband. I'll instead trust Timex and their quoted water resistance figure of a depth down to 50m. Not that I would ever want to test that myself; dry land is more than good enough for me these days. As for its most important metric, well it's been nuts-on accurate for the first 2+ hours of operation. I mean, I DID warn you that this was a way too early initial review. :D However given how my first Expedition has consistently performed, I really don't anticipate any operational and functional problems with Expedition #2. But if there were to be issues, it's good knowing that Timex offers a limited lifetime warranty on the watch. This Expedition was bought at an excellent sale price at the time of purchase. Even at its regular price I truly believe that it's a worthy addition to any casual watch collection. A-rating so far.
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Unbelievable watch. You won't be disappointed!
Overall, for the $45 I spent on this watch, I feel like I won the watch lottery. It looks equally amazing in jeans and t-shirt as it does in my suit and tie when I go to work. It has an understated coolness/elegance to it. I definitely recommend this quality, reliable, beautiful Timex Expedition Scout 43mm as a daily wear watch or as an occasional wear in your collection rotation! I have an extensive watch collection (regular person watches, nothing "luxury" ... that's a laughable term for a watch, IMO). I have all categories of quartz watches; dive, pro dive, dress, casual, vintage/retro, knock-about, etc., with all bracelet/strap types and I was surprised that this watch has emerged as my absolute favorite of all of them. I think it is the perfect size (43mm wide and 11mm thick case) and the black coated brass case is gorgeous, lightweight, and durable. The main numbers and indices are large and very readable at a glance. Readability is further helped by the contrast between the black dial and the white number and indices. The dial includes an inner circle of smaller numbers that show military time, which is useful. The seconds hand has an orange tip, making it very easy to see against the background. The medium brown leather strap has beautiful contrast stitching and a case-matching black buckle, which I thick looks amazing. The leather seems to be good quality and I think it will look even better as it ages and becomes softer and wrinkled. There is no lume on the watch but it comes with Timex's excellent Indiglo lighting, which works just fine in the dark. The date window kind of blends in with all the numbers and indices but once you get used to where it sits on the dial, it's no problem to see. This watch looks SO MUCH BETTER in real life than in these photos. In fact, the case almost looks gray in the photos, but it's a very nice dark black color in real life. It has a mineral glass crystal, which is fine and expected for the price, but you could easily replace that with sapphire if you ever wanted to. The movement is a reliable Myota quartz movement.
Overall, for the $45 I spent on this watch, I feel like I won the watch lottery. It looks equally amazing in jeans and t-shirt as it does in my suit and tie when I go to work. It has an understated coolness/elegance to it. I definitely recommend this quality, reliable, beautiful Timex Expedition Scout 43mm as a daily wear watch or as an occasional wear in your collection rotation! I have an extensive watch collection (regular person watches, nothing "luxury" ... that's a laughable term for a watch, IMO). I have all categories of quartz watches; dive, pro dive, dress, casual, vintage/retro, knock-about, etc., with all bracelet/strap types and I was surprised that this watch has emerged as my absolute favorite of all of them. I think it is the perfect size (43mm wide and 11mm thick case) and the black coated brass case is gorgeous, lightweight, and durable. The main numbers and indices are large and very readable at a glance. Readability is further helped by the contrast between the black dial and the white number and indices. The dial includes an inner circle of smaller numbers that show military time, which is useful. The seconds hand has an orange tip, making it very easy to see against the background. The medium brown leather strap has beautiful contrast stitching and a case-matching black buckle, which I thick looks amazing. The leather seems to be good quality and I think it will look even better as it ages and becomes softer and wrinkled. There is no lume on the watch but it comes with Timex's excellent Indiglo lighting, which works just fine in the dark. The date window kind of blends in with all the numbers and indices but once you get used to where it sits on the dial, it's no problem to see. This watch looks SO MUCH BETTER in real life than in these photos. In fact, the case almost looks gray in the photos, but it's a very nice dark black color in real life. It has a mineral glass crystal, which is fine and expected for the price, but you could easily replace that with sapphire if you ever wanted to. The movement is a reliable Myota quartz movement.
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Great watch, for an amazing price
Great watch and a great bargain for the price. I got the brown/gunmetal/tan. The colors in the product photos are VERY off - which I knew when buying, thanks to someone else's review photos here. So take a look at those user photos if you're considering that color. I think the actual colors are much nicer than the product photos. It's more of a greyish color dial, but on the warmer/browner side; the gunmetal is a nice dark gray, not black like the photos show; and the band is lighter tan. I decided to get a single pass tan leather strap for it, and it looks and feels great on it. Definitely recommend for anyone wanting a quality, reliable, and classic watch for a very good price. Also, for people who say it's loud and you can hear it from across the room: rest it on its side. The back being in contact with a surface amplifies the ticking sound a lot.
Great watch and a great bargain for the price. I got the brown/gunmetal/tan. The colors in the product photos are VERY off - which I knew when buying, thanks to someone else's review photos here. So take a look at those user photos if you're considering that color. I think the actual colors are much nicer than the product photos. It's more of a greyish color dial, but on the warmer/browner side; the gunmetal is a nice dark gray, not black like the photos show; and the band is lighter tan. I decided to get a single pass tan leather strap for it, and it looks and feels great on it. Definitely recommend for anyone wanting a quality, reliable, and classic watch for a very good price. Also, for people who say it's loud and you can hear it from across the room: rest it on its side. The back being in contact with a surface amplifies the ticking sound a lot.
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視認性を重視される方へお勧めです
皆さんは時計に何を求めていますか？ 高級時計でステイタスをアピールしたい方、逆にそこにはお金をかけないアピール？のチープカシオの方、マニアックな時計で会話のきっかけにしたい方、ちょっと古い考え方かもしれませんが男性が唯一堂々とつけられるアクセサリーと考えている方、スマートウォッチで健康管理や生活の利便性を向上させたい方もいるでしょう。 私はズバリ「時間を確認したい」です。 もちろんスマホや他の方法でも時間を確認することは出来ますが、一番スムーズにさりげなく？時間を確認出来るのは今でも腕時計かなと感じています。 そういった方におススメ出来る時計かと思います。 シンプルなアナログ三針かつ盤面と針の色のコンストラクト、周りが暗い時のバックライト、さらには万年カレンダーではありませんが日付表示もあり必要最低限の機能に集中しています。 ムーブメント等については詳しくないのですが、クォーツであり一部のレビューにある時間が大幅に狂う感じは今のところありません。 ベルトについても暑い季節の汗なども大きく問題ないように思います（以前は同様のモデルの革ベルトタイプを使用していましたが、劣化により数年で他のベルトに交換しました）。 購入時は7000円弱でしたが、何故か2026年5月現在1万円以上の価格になっています。それでも高価というほどではありませんが急ぐ方でなければセールなどで安いタイミングでの購入が良いかと。 またアメリカからの輸入と多少不安材料はありますが、私の場合は何の問題もありませんでした。
皆さんは時計に何を求めていますか？ 高級時計でステイタスをアピールしたい方、逆にそこにはお金をかけないアピール？のチープカシオの方、マニアックな時計で会話のきっかけにしたい方、ちょっと古い考え方かもしれませんが男性が唯一堂々とつけられるアクセサリーと考えている方、スマートウォッチで健康管理や生活の利便性を向上させたい方もいるでしょう。 私はズバリ「時間を確認したい」です。 もちろんスマホや他の方法でも時間を確認することは出来ますが、一番スムーズにさりげなく？時間を確認出来るのは今でも腕時計かなと感じています。 そういった方におススメ出来る時計かと思います。 シンプルなアナログ三針かつ盤面と針の色のコンストラクト、周りが暗い時のバックライト、さらには万年カレンダーではありませんが日付表示もあり必要最低限の機能に集中しています。 ムーブメント等については詳しくないのですが、クォーツであり一部のレビューにある時間が大幅に狂う感じは今のところありません。 ベルトについても暑い季節の汗なども大きく問題ないように思います（以前は同様のモデルの革ベルトタイプを使用していましたが、劣化により数年で他のベルトに交換しました）。 購入時は7000円弱でしたが、何故か2026年5月現在1万円以上の価格になっています。それでも高価というほどではありませんが急ぐ方でなければセールなどで安いタイミングでの購入が良いかと。 またアメリカからの輸入と多少不安材料はありますが、私の場合は何の問題もありませんでした。
