New Releases · 2026-07-06
END. and Timex revive a compact television-shaped 1981 design
An icy globe-pattern dial and stepped bezel make this 35mm quartz collaboration distinctive.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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What to know
The END. x Timex 1981 Reissue draws on vintage sports watches and the atmosphere of summer tennis spectators. Its 35mm steel television-shaped case is only 8.5mm thick, with a softened octagonal stepped bezel. The pale-blue dial carries an engraved globe motif, applied baton markers and a date window, while the back adds a decorative globe-and-tigers engraving.
A tapered steel bracelet completes the period character, with a clasp adjustable along its length. The watch uses an analogue quartz movement; the manufacturer of that movement was not confirmed in the July report. Launch coverage listed a $199 price. This collaboration should not be confused with Timex’s separately revived automatic E Line.
