Timex TW2V38000 GMT 38mm Mens Watch
First released in the 1970s, our original Q Timex gave a new generation a modern watch with quartz technology. Now, our Q Timex GMT with a Swiss movement—a natural evolution of the much-loved Q Timex 1979 Reissue—allows a new wave of jetsetters, time travelers, and global connections alike to set an additional time zone with its GMT movement. Iconic characteristics of the original—a black dial, red and blue rotating bezel, stainless-steel bracelet, and domed acrylic crystal, keep this wristwatch a time-honored classic.
First released in the 1970s, our original Q Timex gave a new generation a modern watch with quartz technology. Now, our Q Timex GMT with a Swiss movement—a natural evolution of the much-loved Q Timex 1979 Reissue—allows a new wave of jetsetters, time travelers, and global connections alike to set an additional time zone with its GMT movement. Iconic characteristics of the original—a black dial, red and blue rotating bezel, stainless-steel bracelet, and domed acrylic crystal, keep this wristwatch a time-honored classic.
First released in the 1970s, our original Q Timex gave a new generation a modern watch with quartz technology. Now, our Q Timex GMT with a Swiss movement—a natural evolution of the much-loved Q Timex 1979 Reissue—allows a new wave of jetsetters, time travelers, and global connections alike to set an additional time zone with its GMT movement. Iconic characteristics of the original—a black dial, red and blue rotating bezel, stainless-steel bracelet, and domed acrylic crystal, keep this wristwatch a time-honored classic.
First released in the 1970s, our original Q Timex gave a new generation a modern watch with quartz technology. Now, our Q Timex GMT with a Swiss movement—a natural evolution of the much-loved Q Timex 1979 Reissue—allows a new wave of jetsetters, time travelers, and global connections alike to set an additional time zone with its GMT movement. Iconic characteristics of the original—a black dial, red and blue rotating bezel, stainless-steel bracelet, and domed acrylic crystal, keep this wristwatch a time-honored classic.
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The lowest price for Timex TW2V38000 GMT 38mm Mens Watch right now is $240.00 at Myer, compared across 11 retailers.
The all-time low was $179.98 on 18 Nov 2025 — today's price is 33% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 14 Nov 2026.
Last updated at 14/11/2026 11:18:02
TIMEX Men's Q Timex GMT Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch, Silver, 38 mm
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While it may not be the most original looking design, this little GMT oozes character. The raised indices on the dial are a very nice touch and adds to the quality look of this watch. I'm glad that Timex stuck with the same 38mm size of the original Q reissue that this design is based off of as it fits my wrist perfectly. The ticking seconds hand perfectly hits the markers on the dial, and it's completely silent. I'm amazed at how quiet this movement is. You have to stick the watch right up to your ear to hear the movement ticking away, and even then it's a super faint sound.My only minor gripe is with the bracelet. The clasp on the bracelet doesn't have any micro adjustments, so you may have to add or subtract a full link on the bracelet as needed to get a good ... MoreWhile it may not be the most original looking design, this little GMT oozes character. The raised indices on the dial are a very nice touch and adds to the quality look of this watch. I'm glad that Timex stuck with the same 38mm size of the original Q reissue that this design is based off of as it fits my wrist perfectly. The ticking seconds hand perfectly hits the markers on the dial, and it's completely silent. I'm amazed at how quiet this movement is. You have to stick the watch right up to your ear to hear the movement ticking away, and even then it's a super faint sound.My only minor gripe is with the bracelet. The clasp on the bracelet doesn't have any micro adjustments, so you may have to add or subtract a full link on the bracelet as needed to get a good fit.All in all, this watch is a great value in my opinion. I look forward to seeing what Timex can do with this Q lineup for future releases.
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Have long enjoyed the aesthetic of the Q watches, and love GMT functions - so naturally I enjoyed this piece. That said, I want to highlight a few things in my experience.- The bracelet is excellent. It's not the same as the classic Q designs, which will absolutely shred and pull your arm hair. It may not be as adjustable, but it is significantly more comfortable. The links are much smaller than your typical bracelet, which means a good fit, though you might have to remove quite a few links to get the feel you want. The bracelet is 18mm, which means you might have to order something special if you want something else.- The swiss movement is smooth and easy to set. Something about quartz GMT movements feel much more solid than many automatic movements. The date ... MoreHave long enjoyed the aesthetic of the Q watches, and love GMT functions - so naturally I enjoyed this piece. That said, I want to highlight a few things in my experience.- The bracelet is excellent. It's not the same as the classic Q designs, which will absolutely shred and pull your arm hair. It may not be as adjustable, but it is significantly more comfortable. The links are much smaller than your typical bracelet, which means a good fit, though you might have to remove quite a few links to get the feel you want. The bracelet is 18mm, which means you might have to order something special if you want something else.- The swiss movement is smooth and easy to set. Something about quartz GMT movements feel much more solid than many automatic movements. The date complication is nice to have.- The bezel is not designed to click. It slides bidirectionally and held in place by friction. I did not find this to be an issue, though it may bother others. The bezel is aluminum, and features nice retro design cues. It has held up well so far.- The lens is acrylic. It will scratch if mistreated. Thankfully there are products out there to address scratches. I would not choose this as a "beater."- The dial is excellent. I have owned the dual time Q reissue in the past, and the dial on the GMT is a significant upgrade, specifically the raised indicies. They help the watch punch above its pricetag, though the lume is marginal.Overall, the build quality was excellent. Timex found a great balancing act between cost and materials here. The watch is extremely light, but doesn't feel cheap. For the price, it's hard to do better. I will also mention the box for the watch is a traditional square shape, unlike some of the other Q models. Another note - I ordered the watch with standard shipping and it arrived the next day - that was very impressive.
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I'm very happy with this watch and have added it to my regular rotation. It's nicely designed and well built. Fit and finish are on a level above its price point. The bracelet is fine and easily adjustable. It's an excellent timekeeper and the GMT function is a very nice addition. The bezel is not the step type but I haven't had an issue with it moving on its own. I'm satisfied with my purchase and would not hesitate to recommend this watch.
| Brand | Timex |
| Style | Bracelet |
| Display | Analogue |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Tracker | Stress |
TIMEX Men's Q Timex GMT Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch, Silver, 38 mm
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Q GMT Stainless Steel TW2V38000 Watch in Silver
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While it may not be the most original looking design, this little GMT oozes character. The raised indices on the dial are a very nice touch and adds to the quality look of this watch. I'm glad that Timex stuck with the same 38mm size of the original Q reissue that this design is based off of as it fits my wrist perfectly. The ticking seconds hand perfectly hits the markers on the dial, and it's completely silent. I'm amazed at how quiet this movement is. You have to stick the watch right up to your ear to hear the movement ticking away, and even then it's a super faint sound.My only minor gripe is with the bracelet. The clasp on the bracelet doesn't have any micro adjustments, so you may have to add or subtract a full link on the bracelet as needed to get a good ... MoreWhile it may not be the most original looking design, this little GMT oozes character. The raised indices on the dial are a very nice touch and adds to the quality look of this watch. I'm glad that Timex stuck with the same 38mm size of the original Q reissue that this design is based off of as it fits my wrist perfectly. The ticking seconds hand perfectly hits the markers on the dial, and it's completely silent. I'm amazed at how quiet this movement is. You have to stick the watch right up to your ear to hear the movement ticking away, and even then it's a super faint sound.My only minor gripe is with the bracelet. The clasp on the bracelet doesn't have any micro adjustments, so you may have to add or subtract a full link on the bracelet as needed to get a good fit.All in all, this watch is a great value in my opinion. I look forward to seeing what Timex can do with this Q lineup for future releases.
Have long enjoyed the aesthetic of the Q watches, and love GMT functions - so naturally I enjoyed this piece. That said, I want to highlight a few things in my experience.- The bracelet is excellent. It's not the same as the classic Q designs, which will absolutely shred and pull your arm hair. It may not be as adjustable, but it is significantly more comfortable. The links are much smaller than your typical bracelet, which means a good fit, though you might have to remove quite a few links to get the feel you want. The bracelet is 18mm, which means you might have to order something special if you want something else.- The swiss movement is smooth and easy to set. Something about quartz GMT movements feel much more solid than many automatic movements. The date ... MoreHave long enjoyed the aesthetic of the Q watches, and love GMT functions - so naturally I enjoyed this piece. That said, I want to highlight a few things in my experience.- The bracelet is excellent. It's not the same as the classic Q designs, which will absolutely shred and pull your arm hair. It may not be as adjustable, but it is significantly more comfortable. The links are much smaller than your typical bracelet, which means a good fit, though you might have to remove quite a few links to get the feel you want. The bracelet is 18mm, which means you might have to order something special if you want something else.- The swiss movement is smooth and easy to set. Something about quartz GMT movements feel much more solid than many automatic movements. The date complication is nice to have.- The bezel is not designed to click. It slides bidirectionally and held in place by friction. I did not find this to be an issue, though it may bother others. The bezel is aluminum, and features nice retro design cues. It has held up well so far.- The lens is acrylic. It will scratch if mistreated. Thankfully there are products out there to address scratches. I would not choose this as a "beater."- The dial is excellent. I have owned the dual time Q reissue in the past, and the dial on the GMT is a significant upgrade, specifically the raised indicies. They help the watch punch above its pricetag, though the lume is marginal.Overall, the build quality was excellent. Timex found a great balancing act between cost and materials here. The watch is extremely light, but doesn't feel cheap. For the price, it's hard to do better. I will also mention the box for the watch is a traditional square shape, unlike some of the other Q models. Another note - I ordered the watch with standard shipping and it arrived the next day - that was very impressive.
I'm very happy with this watch and have added it to my regular rotation. It's nicely designed and well built. Fit and finish are on a level above its price point. The bracelet is fine and easily adjustable. It's an excellent timekeeper and the GMT function is a very nice addition. The bezel is not the step type but I haven't had an issue with it moving on its own. I'm satisfied with my purchase and would not hesitate to recommend this watch.
What’s not to like here? For around $200 you get a reliable Pepsi GMT with great accuracy, a bracelet that looks great but just as importantly doesn’t pull hair (unlike the one on the Q Timex 1978 reissue,) a Swiss Movement, twenty-four hour bezel, applied indices, a date window, and an easy to access battery replacement hatch on the back. It’s hard to find fault with this watch. I suppose the only real improvements that would of course increase the price would be the following: improved water resistance to at least 100m, a Timex (T) logo on the hour hand (like the one found on the M79 Automatic), a Cyclops over the date window, crown guards, and sapphire crystal. This is a wonderful “beater” GMT that should be a staple in any watch enthusiast’s collection. Timex ... MoreWhat’s not to like here? For around $200 you get a reliable Pepsi GMT with great accuracy, a bracelet that looks great but just as importantly doesn’t pull hair (unlike the one on the Q Timex 1978 reissue,) a Swiss Movement, twenty-four hour bezel, applied indices, a date window, and an easy to access battery replacement hatch on the back. It’s hard to find fault with this watch. I suppose the only real improvements that would of course increase the price would be the following: improved water resistance to at least 100m, a Timex (T) logo on the hour hand (like the one found on the M79 Automatic), a Cyclops over the date window, crown guards, and sapphire crystal. This is a wonderful “beater” GMT that should be a staple in any watch enthusiast’s collection. Timex has been on a roll lately releasing hit after hit. This may be one of if not their best hit yet. I’m sure more color ways of the Q Timex GMT will follow in due course. This is $200 well spent.
Was lucky enough to grab this watch when it came back in stock unexpectedly- absolutely thrilled with the quality and the aesthetic is that of a vintage GMT! Sizing is just small enough and the bracelet is well constructed. Pleased with the shine of the case/bracelet and I've had many positive comments!This watch hasn't left my wrist since it arrived, and I will buy the other colour configurations as soon as they become available. Really can't rate this piece highly enough; for context, other watches in my collection include pieces from Audemars Piguet and Rolex, and nonetheless- this one brings me so much joy! Bravo Timex!
This watch is incredible. The black dial is awesome with applied raised like that looks fantastic. The case is great with an easy to use Swiss movement. In the past usually my only complaint on a timex is the bracelet, however this band is great; easy to resize and comfortable on the wrist. Every aspect of this screams retro. This is definitely a step up from the normal ‘79 reissue in both feel and looks.
Knew I "needed" it as soon as I saw the teaser shots on instagram, and at this price what a no brainer. Just look at it - nothing superfluous - pure utility and love the 38mm just-right size. It actually exceeded expectations when it finally arrived. Truly looks like a bunch of NOS watches they found in an old warehouse and are only now selling. One thing though... I hate butterfly clasps. I wish it was a clasp/flip lock bracelet with oyster style links. I removed the bracelet immediately and put on a simple olive green nylon slip through strap which really gave it a more military 70s look. This is my first true GMT and the hand adjustment was a little tricky at first- also seems like the arrow will not quite hit the full bezel 24 hour number each time at the top of ... MoreKnew I "needed" it as soon as I saw the teaser shots on instagram, and at this price what a no brainer. Just look at it - nothing superfluous - pure utility and love the 38mm just-right size. It actually exceeded expectations when it finally arrived. Truly looks like a bunch of NOS watches they found in an old warehouse and are only now selling. One thing though... I hate butterfly clasps. I wish it was a clasp/flip lock bracelet with oyster style links. I removed the bracelet immediately and put on a simple olive green nylon slip through strap which really gave it a more military 70s look. This is my first true GMT and the hand adjustment was a little tricky at first- also seems like the arrow will not quite hit the full bezel 24 hour number each time at the top of the hour, but it is easy to compensate/deduce when you glance at the minutes hand. Just took me a little while to get used to that. I haven't taken it off for 2 weeks. My HODINKEE Timex collab dual time is getting jealous. I'm looking forward to Timex selling the rubber straps for this separately. Also kinda cool to see a Timex with the word SWISS at the bottom - that might be a first for the brand, no?
Several people have mentioned receiving a watch wi th the initials AK engraved on the bracelet. I appear to have received their return. The watch I received has the same engraving!Can Timex explain what is going on?Generally I really like this watch. Ideally it would be a bit bigger but it’s probably period correct.Pleasure in the watch is slightly marred by the thought that it isn’t new but second hand
Nice looking watch and great build quality, mine even came with a carrying pouch in a groovy can. However the so-called GMT hand is really just an extra hand that spins around the dial once every 24 hr, it isn't connected to the hour hand in any way and with that tiny bit of slack I often had to repeat two, three times before I was able to place the hand at the correct position. After wearing it for a couple of weeks I also noticed that there are too many round dots on the dial, and under some lighting condition the dot and the triangle were the only parts of the hands that were visible so it isn't a super legible dial to my opinion, I had to stare at it for a bit to first made sense of the positions of all the dots before I could figure out what time it was....
Love this watch. Great value for what you get and it looks awesome. Love the GMT complication with the Pepsi bezel. It satisfied by craving for a similar more expensive GMT. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the weird lug/case sizing, where the lugs are 18mm but the case juts out to 22mm, so its almost impossible to find a replacement strap in that 18x22mm sizing, and 18mm straps just do not look right with the case. Also, Timex currently does not offer any replacement straps for the Q line, which is a shame. Lastly the bracelet is nice, but with no micro adjustment, I wasn't able to get the fit just right, but I cant complain for the price.Nice job Timex. Add some replacement strap options and its a 5 Star all the way
| Brand | Timex |
| Style | Bracelet |
| Display | Analogue |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Tracker | Stress |
