JomaShop has
Timex Men's 41mm Expedition North Automatic Watch (Black Strap, Black Dial, Titanium Case, TW2V54000JR) for
$207.
Shipping is free.
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Features/Specs:
- Dial window material type: Sapphire Crystal
- Display Type: Analog
- Clasp: Tang Buckle
- Case material: Titanium
- Case diameter: 41 millimeters
- Case Thickness: 12.5 millimeters
- Band Material: Leather
- Band width: 20 millimeters
- Band Color: Black
- Dial color: Black
- Bezel material: Titanium
- Item weight: 8.78 ounces
- Movement: Automatic
- Water resistant depth: 200 Meters
No Longer Available:
- Amazon has Timex Men's 41mm Expedition North Automatic Watch (Black Strap, Black Dial, Titanium Case, TW2V54000JR) for $209.51. Shipping is free.
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$349 on Timex and just about everywhere else.
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The 36mm black dial North Field Post solar is also at the cheapest price I've ever seen it on ebay at the moment, and mine arrived NIB. Solar Seiko movement, 100m WR, sapphire glass, and signed screw-down crown for $67. Arguably a better deal than the automatic titanium model for $211 if you want a smaller watch.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/176467186210
This 41mm solar stainless model at the same reduced price is the most comparable to the 41mm automatic titanium in styling, but I don't recommend this one because the numbers are gunmetal colored and aren't very legible. Obviously it's still an incredible watch at this price for the specs.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/176467186206
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Jomashop is still good for $207.
And the value is in the specs. No one likes a brand queen. LOL!
Jomashop is still good for $207.
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Amazon doesn't stop sellers from changing their product while keeping the previous versions reviews... So sellers will front load great products, then slowly degrade or change the product down the line until it's not what was originally posted.
That's what you get when you see reviews that aren't on what that product is now.. but what it was before..
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