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Timex Navi XL TW2T75500 41MM quartz rotating green bezel 100m WR mineral crystal Watch - £36 (+£4.99 Delivery) @ TKMaxx
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Material & Measurements
Model: TW2T75500
Manufacturer: Timex
Series: Navi
Type: Men's watch, dress watch
Diameter: Ø 41.00 mm
Thickness: 12.50 mm
Case: Grey steel
Back case rear: Solid
Bracelet: Green textile
Dial: White with luminescent markers index markings, luminescent hands
Buckle: Tang type buckle made of steel
Glass: Mineral, shatter-resistant
Bezel: Steel, green
Movement & Functions
Movement type: Quartz (battery powered)
Seconds hand: Ticking
Water protection: 10 ATM
Functions: 24 hours function
Other: Screw down crown
added by louiselouise:
Timex Navi XL TW2T75500
Official Timex webpage (OOS - their link has most of the info deleted, urgh): timex.co.uk/nav…tml
£85 End Clothing (OOS) endclothing.com/gb/…tml
£62.88 Amazon amazon.co.uk/gp/…NEW
£89.99 Rubicon Watches (OOS) rubiconwatches.com/tim…392
(End Clothing's blurb - they also have a few photos, which I added to images)
Searching the archives, Timex take inspiration from their earliest diving watches and update them with a modern touch to deliver the Navi XL. Boasting a stainless steel case that is water resistant up to 100 metres, the timepiece features a date feature andINDIGLO® night light to help you see in the dark. Finished with a touch of contemporary flair, an olive green fabric strap secures the style.
(Their mention of Indiglo is a bit dubious as I can't find it mentioned elsewhere on the internet).
Quick look from Zegarek dot net:
Material & Measurements
Model: TW2T75500
Manufacturer: Timex
Series: Navi
Type: Men's watch, dress watch
Diameter: Ø 41.00 mm
Thickness: 12.50 mm
Case: Grey steel
Back case rear: Solid
Bracelet: Green textile
Dial: White with luminescent markers index markings, luminescent hands
Buckle: Tang type buckle made of steel
Glass: Mineral, shatter-resistant
Bezel: Steel, green
Movement & Functions
Movement type: Quartz (battery powered)
Seconds hand: Ticking
Water protection: 10 ATM
Functions: 24 hours function
Other: Screw down crown
added by louiselouise:
Timex Navi XL TW2T75500
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Official Timex webpage (OOS - their link has most of the info deleted, urgh): timex.co.uk/nav…tml£85 End Clothing (OOS) endclothing.com/gb/…tml
£62.88 Amazon amazon.co.uk/gp/…NEW
£89.99 Rubicon Watches (OOS) rubiconwatches.com/tim…392
(End Clothing's blurb - they also have a few photos, which I added to images)
Searching the archives, Timex take inspiration from their earliest diving watches and update them with a modern touch to deliver the Navi XL. Boasting a stainless steel case that is water resistant up to 100 metres, the timepiece features a date feature and
- Stainless Steel Case
- Mineral Glass
- Fabric Strap
- Quartz Movement
- QuickDate® Feature
INDIGLO® Night-Light- Water Resistant to 100m
(Their mention of Indiglo is a bit dubious as I can't find it mentioned elsewhere on the internet).
Quick look from Zegarek dot net: 
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Edited by a community support team member, 11 March 2023
7 Comments
sorted byTried and failed to find Indiglo pictures of this Quartz variant (and I do love my lume, and being comprehensive), but I found one of the Automatic's Indiglo, maybe the Quartz will be similar? Though this Auto's dial is darker - so - urgh, not sure.
From Hands-On Debut: Timex Navi XL Automatic Watch | aBlogtoWatch
(edit: This likely doesn't have Indiglo, see here)
Just remembered I saw this in TKM last month and took a pic.
Nice dimensions and 20mm lug width (hurrah!)
At £40.99 delivered that’s brilliant.
Irismo / Watchard / Hodinky don't mention it either.
End Clothing are pretty reliable for specs, suppose we all make boo-boos at times! I'll delete the mention of Indiglo.