Timex
If you’re choosing between a Casio Tough Solar and a Timex Expedition Solar, you’re really choosing between two very different approaches to the solar outdoor watch. Casio emphasizes rugged construction, electronic features, and outdoor functionality, while Timex focuses on the traditional field-watch design found in models such as the Expedition Scout Solar and Expedition North … Read more
If you’re choosing between a Seiko Solar and a Timex Expedition Solar, both offer the convenience of solar-powered quartz, but they are designed with different buyers in mind. Seiko offers a broad range of solar watches in different styles and price points, while Timex focuses its Expedition Solar models on practical field and outdoor watches. … Read more
If you’re choosing between a Citizen Eco-Drive and a Timex Expedition Solar, the decision isn’t as simple as picking the better-known solar technology. Citizen has built its reputation around Eco-Drive, while Timex takes a more affordable, rugged approach with watches such as the Expedition Scout Solar and Expedition North Solar. I’ve owned the Timex Expedition … Read more
The Timex Expedition North Solar is a straightforward field watch that combines traditional styling with modern solar-powered quartz technology. I’ve spent time wearing the watch and found that its appeal isn’t about having the most features—it’s about getting the fundamentals right. The solar movement, sapphire crystal, 100-meter water resistance and clean, highly legible dial make … Read more
The Timex Expedition Scout Solar is an inexpensive solar field watch with some very real compromises, but it is also a watch we still wear months after buying it. We bought ours because we liked the traditional field-watch design, solar quartz movement and relatively low price, and continued ownership has given us a much better … Read more
