New Releases · 2026-03-06
Timex pairs the black Continental GMT dial with an integrated rubber strap
The slim quartz travel watch gains a monochrome configuration at an accessible price.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Gear Patrol
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What to know
Timex’s Q Continental GMT gains a black-dial configuration on a matching textured rubber strap. The stepped dial uses a curved aperture above six to display the second zone, avoiding the usual fourth central hand. A fixed steel bezel and applied baton markers keep the design more restrained than the original rotating-bezel Q.
The steel case measures 39mm across and 9mm thick, with mineral glass and a 50-metre water-resistance rating. Its movement is quartz and includes a date function. March reporting listed reference TW2Y24900 at $189. This release changes the dial-and-strap combination of an existing Continental GMT rather than introducing a new mechanical platform.
