Timex Ironman watches, from GPS to calorie counter

Timex Ironman watches just like the names implies means they are built tough. Timex came out with the Ironman watch series in 1986. This was the first multi-function, performance sport watch to ever be created. Since then many features have been added.

The Ironman watch series from Timex includes a number of collections including, Triathalon, Sleek, Combo Ironman Triathlon and the Ironman Flix.

Each series from Timex Ironman has it's own unique features but some of the features they do share include, 100-hour chronograph, 199 Lap counter, countdown, water-resistant 100m, 2 time zones. Ironman Triathlon watches take it 1 step further, they are designed for biking, swimming and running. Interested in really tracking your performance, then the Ironman* Triathlon® Speed + Distance System watches will come in handy. Ironman watch models include, (52832, 53501, 53991, 54012, 58501, 58681, 5B501, 5E691). With a built in GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) transceiver this series from Timex Ironman can calculate speed and distance data, which is transmitted to your wrist watch with synchronized digital FM signal.

Ironman watches give you everything from chronograph to GPS, as technology continues to increase you can expect more and more on your Timex wrist watch. Count your heart rate, calculate you calories and more right from your wrist.

Some Ironman watch models from Timex include, 47862, 51292, 51931, 52051, 52791, 52822, 52832, 53151, 53161, 53313, 53331, 53341, 53351, 53361, 53391, 53413, 53432, and the Ironman 53442.

Need more info on any Timex digital or analog watch, then visit their site at timex.com

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