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1950s

Petite, Monroe, Swing-A-Ling, Marquette, Mercury (1953)
"Ben Hogan" (1953)
"They Cost so Little... They Say So Much" (1953)
"Waves & Salt Spray Test" (1953)
"Horse Test" (1953)
"Spectacular Dust Test" (1953)
"A $50 Watch for Only $9.95" (1953)
"Micky Mantle Rugged Test" (1953)
X-mas Timex Belt Watch (1954)
"Man Depends Upon Precision" (1954)
"A 3-Ounce Brain" (1954)
"A 3-Ounce Brain" (1954)
"Engineered to be Tomorrow's Pilot!" (1954)
"Just the Facts, Ma'am" (1954)
"Rocky Marciano: The Watch 'The Rock' Couldn't Stop!" (1954)
"A Remarkable New Watch That Meets the Needs of Active Women" (1954)
"The Watch for Active Women" (1954)
"The Fine Watch at 1/3 the Fine Watch Price" (1955)
"Just 16 Coins Buy A Timex Waterproof Watch" (1955)
"your star on a rainy night..." (1955)
"The Lobster Test" (1956)
Frank Sinatra Timex Show (1959)
"Every Third Watch Sold is A Timex" (1959)

1960s

Self-Wind Waterproof (1961)
Electric (1962)
"You never have to wind this watch..." (1962)
Electric (1962)
"For the Woman Who Enjoys Temptation..." (1963)
Ladies Diamon, Waterproof, & Bangle (1964)
"She loves you... time to give her a Timex" (1964)
Electric (1965)
"Electric? Yes. Expensive? No." (1965)
Boys Scout (1966)
Electric (1966)
"You don't wind it up, you turn it on" (1967)
Ladies Electric (1967)
"Nobody ever gave her an electric watch before" (1968)
"Nobody ever gave her an electric watch before" (1968)
"Nobody ever gave her an electric watch before" (1969)
"Electrify your wife." (1969)
Electronic Date (1969)
Electronic Date (1969)
Electronic Date (1969)
Electronic Date (1969)

1970s

"Modernize your wife this week." (1970)
"Nobody ever gave her an electric watch before." (1971)
Electronic Calendar (1971)
"The beautiful faces of Timex" (1971)
"One of the most remarkable things about the Electronic TIMEX is the price." (1971)
"The Electric Timex. It never needs winding." (1971)
"Wear an Electric Power Plant ON YOUR WRIST" (1972)
Electronic Timex (1972)
"The New Timex Quartz" (1972)
Quartz (1972)
Belair Cigarettes Partnership (1972)
"Possibly the world's most inexpensive quartz watch." (1973)
"The Time Machine Quartz" (1973)
Raleigh Cigarettes Partnership (1974)
Electric / Electronic (Italian, 1974)
"The Best Selling Watch in the World" (Italian, 1975)
Timex Q (UK, 1975)
Brochure (Canada, 1975)
"All the Best from Timex" (Canda, 1975)
"... over 130 Timex watches to choose from" (1976)
"Play the Timex Quartz 'Accuracy Counts' Game" (1977)
"Being Tough Can Be Very Feminine" (1977)
"Too Good to Keep up Your Sleeve" (1979)

1980s

"NASCAR: Timex Timing was Like Clockwork" (1980s)
Essentials (1982)
Digitals (1982)
Lady Quartz Digitals (1982)
Ultra Slim Quartz (1982)
Quartz Combo (1982)
Sports Quartz (1982)
Advanced Function Digitals (UK, 1982)
Mary Decker: Marathon & Sportster (1984)
Triathlon (1984)
NASCAR: "Timex Makes it Official" (1984)
The Marine Corps Watch (Italian, 1985)
Advanced Function Digitals (UK, 1985)
Triathalon (1986)
Watercolors (1986)
Watercolors (1987)
Blue Lightning (1987)
Titanium & Triathlon (1987)
Titanium: "You Should See What Happened to the Train" (1988)
Carriage Collection (1988)
Doubles (1988)
Timex Quintessential (1988)
Triathlon: "Leave Your Body To Science" (1988)
Classics (1989)
Marlin (1989)

1990s

2000s

Power Fighter (2001)
iControl Alarm (2001)
Expedition (2001)
Easy Reader (2001)
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Kids Watch (2001)
TMX2 (2002)
TMX2 (2003)
Bodylink (2003)