The dorky-chic look of Ironman watches might come with a dose of 80s and 90s nostalgia, but Timex’s rugged models are still getting plenty of use today. No watch better embodies Timex’s slogan “they ...

Running has changed quite a bit as an activity over the last decade or so. Moisture-wicking (or "technical") clothing has become commonplace, portable media players are small and light enough to not ...

Timex recently unveiled its Ironman One GPS+, a new sports watch that comes with a lot of the same features as a smartwatch — except it doesn't need a phone to work. Timex currently has the Ironman ...

Timex has been making clocks since 1854. While brands like Rolex, Breitling and TAG Heuer hit the luxury echelon, makers like Omega, Seiko, and Timex are crafting timepieces that are more accessible ...

Click to viewTimex teamed up with Apple for this Ironman iControl watch, which is pretty much a standard workout watch with one major difference: It has iPod controls on it. Communicating with your ...

In the world of watches that get the job done without fuss, Timex has always stood out for punching above its weight. But ...

The Timex Ironman Run Trainer 2.0 is a GPS-enabled watch that runners of all levels can use to log their workouts and measure their time, distance, heart rate and other useful training-related data.

The newest Timex Ironman smartwatch, the R300 GPS, bundles the workout essentials -- on-wrist heart rate monitoring, guided coaching, a range of performance metrics and water resistance up to 30 ...

I feel icky writing about the Timex Ironman iControl. Not because it strikes me as “lame” or “dumb”—the watch wireless controls your iPod or iPhone, letting you select, pause, rewind etc. music—but ...