Timex says its history goes back to 1854. On its About Us page, the company states that it has been making watches for 170 years. The Waterbury line is tied to that history. A Timex blog post says the collection is named for the Connecticut town where Timex began.
The site documents INDIGLO® as one of Timex's notable product features. In its history of INDIGLO®, Timex says the backlight feature was introduced in 1993, after development work with electroluminescent technology. The same article says the Timex Ironman Triathlon became the best-selling watch in America within a year of its release.
Collections shown on the site have included Waterbury, Q Timex, Marlin, Expedition, Deepwater, and Giorgio Galli. The collections page also shows collaboration and themed lines such as Timex x Peanuts and America 250.
Timex links its origins to Waterbury, Connecticut, and its site presents the Waterbury collection as a reference to those roots. The About Us page also says the brand has been making watches since 1854. Together, those pages provide the main verified facts available on the company site for a basic brand overview.
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