The Timex Day of the Dead Weekender has been debuted by the brand to coincide with Día de los Muertos as a way to pay homage to the autumnal Mexican tradition. The watch is constructed with a 40mm case that's accented with a sugar skull motif on the dial to give it an ultra-vibrant profile to admire from afar. The timepiece is meant to act as a reminder to embrace life to the fullest and cherish memories, while its stylish profile will work well with a variety of outfits.
The Timex Day of the Dead Weekender watch is paired with the brand's signature INDIGLO backlight technology and a black leather strap that's made with materials certified by the Leather Working Group (LWG).
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