It's Friday and time again to examine the map of Waterbury, Connecticut, in search of any secrets that might lie behind the street names of some Timex watches.
- Highland Street
- Fieldstone Way
Last week, we took a look at the list of Timex watches with street names and covered the South Street and Charles Street watches.
Highland Street
Our first watch is the Timex Highland Street Watch. It's the kind of no nonsense retro watch on an expansion bracelet that your aging father or grandfather would use to disdainfully tell you the proper time to set on your fancy Tudor Ranger. It's a little larger than the South Street from last week's post and it doesn't have 24-hour numbering because your dad isn't in the service anymore.
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| Timex Highland Street Quartz watch (Amazon Photo) |
It has a 39mm diameter case, a stainless caseback and brass case, and a stainless expansion bracelet. There is a small date window at 3 o'clock. It has 50 meters of water resistance according to the dial. You also get the Indiglo night lighting function to make this watch more readable in the evening. If you'd like to take a look at this inexpensive watch, you can find it here on Amazon.
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| Highland Avenue, Waterbury CT, (Google Streetview) |
I couldn't have a Highland Street in Waterbury, but I did find a Highland Avenue.
Fieldstone Way
The Timex Fieldstone Way kicks it up a notch with diver-style markings on the bezel. It's a 42mm diameter quartz watch that is 10mm thick. It's very similar to my Timex Tribute Citation Florida Gators Team Watch. The watch has a textured dial and a small date window at 3 o'clock.
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| Timex Fieldstone Way Watch |
The Timex Fieldstone is on an attractive expansion bracelet that works well for most wearers. The watch is also available in black for cat burglars and commandoes. You can take a look at it here on Amazon.
I did find a Fieldstone Road in Waterbury, but there was no clear connection to Timex. Instead, it looked like a normal residential street.
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| A Google Map of Fieldstone Road in Waterbury |
It quiet, too quiet. Maybe that's what they want us to think? ;-)
