Timex Watch: 1983 E-Line Automatic Turquoise 34 mm TW2Y07300

Timex 1983 E Line Automatic: a sports-chic watch with a unique silhouette

The Timex 1983 E Line automatic blue 34 mm, reference TW2Y07300, joins the E Line collection. Its case with softened angles draws from the 1980s "TV Dial" design. This silhouette immediately gives character to a watch whose dial remains intentionally refined.

The stainless steel case measures 34 mm wide and 12.5 mm thick. An acrylic crystal protects the blue dial. Timekeeping is aided by baton indices, which structure the layout of the dial.

It is powered by a mechanical self-winding movement, the Miyota 8215 caliber. Wrist movements help wind the mechanism, with no battery required. Its 40-hour power reserve allows you to take it off without it stopping immediately. The date completes the time display.

The silver-toned stainless steel bracelet extends the style of this version. Its expandable construction makes it easy to slip on. The water resistance is 50 meters. The choice of this bracelet contributes as much to its look as it does to the way it is worn.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Timex
• Collection: E Line
• Model: 1983 E Line automatic
• Reference: TW2Y07300
• Movement: Mechanical self-winding
• Caliber: Miyota 8215
• Movement origin: Japan
• Jewels: 21
• Power reserve: 40 hours
• Functions: Hours, minutes, date
• Date: With date
• Case: Stainless steel
• Finish: brushed and polished
• Case width: 34 mm
• Thickness: 12.5 mm
• Lug width: 20 mm
• Watch weight: 77.94 g
• Crystal: acrylic
• Dial: blue
• Indices: baton indices
• Bracelet: silver stainless steel
• Water resistance: 50 meters / 5 ATM
• Brand country of origin: United States
• Timex warranty: 2 years

Why choose this watch?

The "TV Dial" case offers an alternative to round watches. Its softened angles evoke the 1980s while allowing the dial to take center stage. The blue dial and the 34 mm size are the primary criteria for choosing this version.

The mechanical self-winding movement satisfies a specific desire: to wear a mechanical piece powered by the movement of the wrist, with no battery.

The silver stainless steel bracelet completes this personality. Its pairing with the case provides a coherent look for the watch, from the dial down to the wrist.

About the Timex brand

The story of Timex takes root in Waterbury, Connecticut, in 1854. The American brand developed around a lasting idea: to offer accessible watches made to accompany everyday life.

This approach can be found in collections with very distinct characters. Marlin explores retro elegance, Q Timex revisits the quartz years, while Expedition favors the spirit of field watches and Waterbury recalls the brand's origins.

Discover our selection of Timex watches at PAUSE Montres in Toulouse. This model offers an interpretation focused on the case design and proportions.