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Yes, Timex was a global company right from the start. France, England, Scotland, Portugal, Germany and Switzerland were locations for parts and assembly in Europe over the decades. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Cousins don't seem to sell them, try Gleaves and Co , the website is rubbish but apparently they are really helpful if you ring them. I don't know if they are freely available over here as they seem to be an American thing. -
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By steve1811uk · Posted
Thanks. They don't seem to have those dimensions and shipping to UK is prohibitive. -
There you are, thanks for showing up JersyMo, I knew you could help, as for the France manufacturing I'm sure a lot of manufacturers have facilities all over for different reasons...
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