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Timex adds new colors and finishes to two Swiss automatic watches
Timex has updated two watches in its Atelier collection with new colors and materials.
The Marine M1a has a 41mm case, a blue enamel dial and a blue ceramic bezel.
The GMT24 M1a has a 40mm case, a black enamel dial and a hand for tracking a second time zone.
Both watches use Swiss automatic movements, which wind through the motion of the wearer rather than relying on a battery.
The Marine is rated for water resistance to 200 meters, while the GMT24 is rated to 100 meters.
Prices start at $950 for the Marine and $1,350 for the GMT24, with steel bracelet versions costing more.
The updates extend Timex's push into premium mechanical watches; no further release details are given.
Timex introduced new color and material options for its Atelier Marine M1a and GMT24 M1a Swiss automatic watches.
The Marine M1a has a deep blue enamel dial, blue ceramic bezel insert and black-coated mid-case.
The GMT24 M1a features a black enamel dial, a red-and-blue 24-hour scale and a gunmetal-coated mid-case.
The Marine M1a is priced from $950, while the GMT24 M1a starts at $1,350.
Both watches have Swiss LumiNova on their hands and indices and quick-release spring bars.
- Who
- Timex.
- What
- The company introduced new color and material options for the Marine M1a and GMT24 M1a automatic watches.
- When
- 2026-11-08.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The updates are part of Timex’s expansion of its higher-end Atelier collection.
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- Models
- Marine M1a and GMT24 M1a
- Marine case size
- 41mm
- GMT24 case size
- 40mm
- Marine starting price
- $950 on an NBR synthetic strap
- GMT24 starting price
- $1,350 on an NBR rubber strap
- Marine water resistance
- 200 meters