1994 Timex & Microsoft Data Link Digital Watch
1994 Timex & Microsoft Data Link Digital Watch
Reference Number: Unknown
Manufactured Date: 1994
The 1994 Timex & Microsoft Data Link Digital Watch was the smartwatch before smartwatches were a thing. Packed with features that scream 1990s innovation, it’s a quirky, functional relic of wearable tech history. Perfect for someone who wants their wrist to make both a statement and a to-do list.
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Sizing
Sizing
Case: 41mm
Dial: 24mm
Lug-to-Lug: 46.25mm
Thickness: 12.25mm
Strap: 19.1cm
Strap Style: Nylon / Leather Pin Buckle
Timekeeping
Timekeeping
Watch Type: Digital
Watch Movement: Unknown
Watch Complications:
- Data Upload
- Timer
- Data Storage
Movement Caliber: Quartz
Watch Lume: None
Watch Night Light: Yes (Indiglo)
Color & Finishing
Color & Finishing
Case: Silver
Dial: Black
Strap: Brown Leather & Grey Nylon
Research & Restoration
Research & Restoration
Caseback Style: Screw-down
Restoration Thoughts / Notes:
- Tech Innovation Meets Fashion: The 1994 Timex & Microsoft Data Link Watch is where old-school wristwatch charm met cutting-edge tech, making it one of the first wearable smart devices. With its bold design and oversized display, it was the epitome of early ‘90s digital style.
- Digital Workhorse: Designed to sync with Microsoft software, this watch let you upload schedules, contacts, and notes directly from your computer via an optical sensor—no wires required, just some futuristic vibes straight out of a sci-fi movie.
- Durability and Utility: Water-resistant to 100 meters and built like a tank, it was as ready for a pool dive as it was for a corporate meeting. The leather strap adds a touch of sophistication to its unapologetically geeky functionality.
Original Catalogue Description: Unknown
Original Wholesale Price (1994): Unknown
Original Retail Price (1994): Unknown
