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product_id: 352404412
title: "Men's Expedition Grid Shock Quartz Resin Strap"
brand: "timex"
price: "623 zł"
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# Water-resistant up to 100m for active lifestyles 100-hour chronograph & 24h countdown timer ISO shock resistant for rugged durability Men's Expedition Grid Shock Quartz Resin Strap

**Brand:** timex
**Price:** 623 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⏳ Stay on time, on trend, and off the grid with Timex Expedition Grid Shock!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Men's Expedition Grid Shock Quartz Resin Strap by timex
- **How much does it cost?** 623 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/352404412-mens-expedition-grid-shock-quartz-resin-strap)

## Best For

- timex enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted timex brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Day Comfort & Fit:** Adjustable 16mm resin strap fits wrists up to 8 inches, combining secure comfort with a sleek, modern look that fits your active lifestyle.
- • **Precision Timing Mastery:** Track every second with a 100-hour chronograph and 24-hour countdown timer—never miss a beat in your busy schedule.
- • **Adventure-Ready Durability:** Built tough with ISO shock resistance and a hardened resin case, designed to withstand your most intense outdoor challenges.
- • **Hydration & Occasion Alerts:** Stay ahead with 3 vibrating/audible alarms, hydration reminders, and customizable occasion alerts—because your health and calendar matter.
- • **Night & Multi-Timezone Visibility:** Negative digital display with Indiglo backlight and 3 time zones keep you connected and visible, day or night, wherever your work or wanderlust takes you.

## Overview

The Timex Men's Expedition Grid Shock is a rugged, shock-resistant digital watch featuring a 100-hour chronograph, 24-hour countdown timer, and 3 vibrating alarms. Its 50mm resin case with stainless steel top ring and Indiglo backlight ensures durability and visibility. Water-resistant up to 100 meters, it suits swimming and snorkeling. The adjustable 16mm resin strap fits wrists up to 8 inches, making it a comfortable, reliable companion for professionals balancing adventure and everyday demands.

## Description

Get off the grid and embark on an adventure. We’ll be right there with you. Inspired by our much-loved WS4 design, Grid Shock is ready for anything. It’s got vibrating alarms and timers and Indiglo night-light for after dark. The hardened resin case with stainless steel top ring is officially shock resistant and water resistant to 100 meters.

Review: Very comfortable on the wrist, easy setup and usability! - Great negative display digital ... looks big ... it is big, but wears much smaller than it looks because most of the size is in its width. Very comfortable on my 7.5" left wrist, it wears like it's not even there. I changed out the battery as soon as I got it just to baseline it, but very easy to do, and even easier to set. Display is very clear, anytime of the day, and at night the dedicated side Indiglo button (crown) makes it super legible, love it. Like it so much I'm looking for the positive display version of it to have in my daily rotation ... fits right in with the Casio, G-Shocks, Citizen, Seiko, et al in the mix. Highly recommend this unique Timex design ... A+++
Review: Great outdoor/medical watch - Update, 2 years later: Still in love with this watch. Until this weekend, no scratches of the face. I was teaching an National Cave Rescue Commission Orientation to Cave Rescue class this past weekend, and when in the cave, one of the students who was supposed to be doing vital signs didn't have a watch so I loaned him mine. Unfortunately, I got separated from him and he wore it during the carryout, and unlike me didn't have cuffs that closed over the watch, so it got a few scratches. Nothing all that severe, and I guess this is about as bad a test as you can have of a watch face's durability, but I've decided to keep the existing one for rougher use and get a new one for everyday wear. I just got this to replace a 15-20 year old Timex Expedition watch that was supposed to be 100m water resistant but died after diving to just 5 meters. At first I chalked this up to seals getting old, but then I also realized that when I had the battery replaced, the watch place said that this would damage the waterproofing. There is no reason for a digital watch to be round, I thought (my old one was) so why not get a rectangular one? I wear a Time Expedition as my everyday watch unless I have to dress up. And "everyday" for me includes clearing trails, disaster response, and mountain and cave rescue. The important good things about this watch, to me, are as follows. (1) Easy to read in bad conditions (or if you have poor eyesight). From top to bottom this is the same size as a normal round watch, but it's half again as wide. The numbers are half again as big as on a round digital watch. The Indiglo makes it easy to see at night (press the center right small button to make it light up for a second or so). (2) Easy to set. Timex "Easy-Set" means no need for any manual. All four buttons are clearly labeled; just press and hold Set (top left) to get into Set Mode and just follow the instructions. (3) Comfortable on the wrist. I have small bones, and even on my wrist, this big watch is comfortable. For my old round Timex Expedition, I traded in the OEM wrist band for a nylon one. This has a great band on it. It's soft, wide (which means comfortable) and quite secure. It seems pretty tough. It has a free loop (free ring) that has a little tooth in it that will stick into one of the same holes that the buckle tongue goes into. This means you can slide it to the end of the strap and it will stay right there. Brilliant design! (4) The top left has a sort of digital second hand... enough to count in 15- or 30-second intervals for checking a pulse or respirations. (I'm a physician so that's important to me.) If there is anything to not like about this watch, there are two things that concern me. First, the crystal is acrylic (thanks to those who replied to my question about this) and easier to scratch than a "mineral glass" crystal. (I've yet to see a "vegetable glass" crystal, but an "animal glass" crystal of Gorilla Glass would be ideal.) Second, when I've taken similar watches to a local watch place to get a new battery put in, they say that it's not waterproof any more. I wonder if it would be worth it to send it back for a new crystal and new battery when the battery dies, or if it would be cheaper to just get a new watch. Addendum: I asked about keeping water resistance after changing the battery, and two people answered "take it to a jeweler" but after browsing online comments about this option, I disagree. When my battery dies, I emal custserv@timex.com or call 1-800-448-4639 to send it back to Timex. I would like the seals to be replaced if damaged so it stays waterproof, and local jewelers don't have access to the seals for unusual watches like this.

## Features

- Adjustable black 16mm resin strap fits up to 8-inch wrist circumference
- 100-hour chronograph; 24-hour countdown timer; 3 vibrating & audible daily, weekday or weekend alarms; shock resistant to I.S.O. standards
- 24-hour military time mode; 3 time zones; occasion reminders; hydration timer; month, day & date calendar
- Black 50mm resin case with gray stainless steel top ring; acrylic lens; negative digital display; Indiglo light-up watch dial
- Water-resistant to 100m (330 ft): In general, suitable for snorkeling, as well as swimming, but not diving

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0977QYXJK |
| Additional Features | Alarm Clock, Chronograph |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Black |
| Band Length | 8 inches |
| Band Material Type | Resin |
| Band Width | 16 millimeters |
| Best Sellers Rank | #179,111 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #553 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Bezel Color | Gray |
| Brand Name | Timex |
| Case Diameter | 50 millimeters |
| Case Material Type | Resin |
| Case Thickness | 15 millimeters |
| Character | Fashion |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Crystal | Acrylic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 3,066 Reviews |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Display | Digital |
| Embellishment Feature | Crystal |
| Face Style | Crosshair |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00194366177268 |
| Included Components | Battery |
| Item Type Name | Casual Watch |
| Item Weight | 2.72 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Timex |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TW4B24900VQ |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year limited |
| Model Name | Expedition Grid Shock |
| Model Number | TW4B24900VQ |
| Model Series | Expedition Grid Shock |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Pattern | Checkered |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Sport Type | Running |
| Strap Type | Adjustable |
| Style Name | Expedition Grid Shock 50mm |
| UPC | 194366177268 |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer |
| Watch Movement Type | Quartz |
| Water Resistance Depth | 100 meters |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Men's Expedition Grid Shock Quartz Resin Strap - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71nb+EVFp1L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can you select 24 hour display time on this watch?**
A: Yes, it has the 12 and 24 hour format.

**Q: does this watch come with instructions?**
A: Unfortunately, we already stopped sending manuals together with the watch to lessen the use of paper but you can view and download the manual through this link http://assets.timex.com/manual/W-307.pdf.

**Q: No stopwatch?**
A: Thank you for your inquiry. It does not have the stopwatch feature but has 100-hour Chronograph and a 24-hour countdown timer.

**Q: Do you have the same design with stainless steel band ???**
A: Not at this time. All versions of the Timex Expedition Grid Shock come with resin straps.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very comfortable on the wrist, easy setup and usability!
*by E***. on August 2, 2026*

Great negative display digital ... looks big ... it is big, but wears much smaller than it looks because most of the size is in its width. Very comfortable on my 7.5" left wrist, it wears like it's not even there. I changed out the battery as soon as I got it just to baseline it, but very easy to do, and even easier to set. Display is very clear, anytime of the day, and at night the dedicated side Indiglo button (crown) makes it super legible, love it. Like it so much I'm looking for the positive display version of it to have in my daily rotation ... fits right in with the Casio, G-Shocks, Citizen, Seiko, et al in the mix. Highly recommend this unique Timex design ... A+++

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great outdoor/medical watch
*by K***R on April 6, 2016*

Update, 2 years later: Still in love with this watch. Until this weekend, no scratches of the face. I was teaching an National Cave Rescue Commission Orientation to Cave Rescue class this past weekend, and when in the cave, one of the students who was supposed to be doing vital signs didn't have a watch so I loaned him mine. Unfortunately, I got separated from him and he wore it during the carryout, and unlike me didn't have cuffs that closed over the watch, so it got a few scratches. Nothing all that severe, and I guess this is about as bad a test as you can have of a watch face's durability, but I've decided to keep the existing one for rougher use and get a new one for everyday wear. I just got this to replace a 15-20 year old Timex Expedition watch that was supposed to be 100m water resistant but died after diving to just 5 meters. At first I chalked this up to seals getting old, but then I also realized that when I had the battery replaced, the watch place said that this would damage the waterproofing. There is no reason for a digital watch to be round, I thought (my old one was) so why not get a rectangular one? I wear a Time Expedition as my everyday watch unless I have to dress up. And "everyday" for me includes clearing trails, disaster response, and mountain and cave rescue. The important good things about this watch, to me, are as follows. (1) Easy to read in bad conditions (or if you have poor eyesight). From top to bottom this is the same size as a normal round watch, but it's half again as wide. The numbers are half again as big as on a round digital watch. The Indiglo makes it easy to see at night (press the center right small button to make it light up for a second or so). (2) Easy to set. Timex "Easy-Set" means no need for any manual. All four buttons are clearly labeled; just press and hold Set (top left) to get into Set Mode and just follow the instructions. (3) Comfortable on the wrist. I have small bones, and even on my wrist, this big watch is comfortable. For my old round Timex Expedition, I traded in the OEM wrist band for a nylon one. This has a great band on it. It's soft, wide (which means comfortable) and quite secure. It seems pretty tough. It has a free loop (free ring) that has a little tooth in it that will stick into one of the same holes that the buckle tongue goes into. This means you can slide it to the end of the strap and it will stay right there. Brilliant design! (4) The top left has a sort of digital second hand... enough to count in 15- or 30-second intervals for checking a pulse or respirations. (I'm a physician so that's important to me.) If there is anything to not like about this watch, there are two things that concern me. First, the crystal is acrylic (thanks to those who replied to my question about this) and easier to scratch than a "mineral glass" crystal. (I've yet to see a "vegetable glass" crystal, but an "animal glass" crystal of Gorilla Glass would be ideal.) Second, when I've taken similar watches to a local watch place to get a new battery put in, they say that it's not waterproof any more. I wonder if it would be worth it to send it back for a new crystal and new battery when the battery dies, or if it would be cheaper to just get a new watch. Addendum: I asked about keeping water resistance after changing the battery, and two people answered "take it to a jeweler" but after browsing online comments about this option, I disagree. When my battery dies, I emal custserv@timex.com or call 1-800-448-4639 to send it back to Timex. I would like the seals to be replaced if damaged so it stays waterproof, and local jewelers don't have access to the seals for unusual watches like this.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Watch with a major flaw
*by N***L on February 1, 2023*

I've owned this watch for almost a year now and it's a great watch with one terrible liability: the ACRYLIC CRYSTAL/LENS. The negative display is better than G-Shock, I have sent one back because it was so hard to read. With this watch the display is so big there is no issue there, you do NOT have to illuminate the display to read the time during the day. My wrist is small and this watch is big but it works. It's very nerdy/bulky/doing too much and I think that's the point. A lot of great features you can turn off if you're like me, time and date please. You can set a second time which I like, my watches run about 10-12 minutes fast. The second time is the true time for mine. You can hold down the light button for several seconds and for eight hours any button you hit will turn on the light. I will only wear this with long sleeves only due to the acrylic face. I may have worn it 30-60 times? over the past year and it has some minor scratches on the last picture (brand new vs. now - last pic) you probably can't see. I would have worn it more during summer months so it could be seen but it would have gotten scratched up more. I'm basically wearing it at work sometimes during the winter. Timex has dropped the ball to compete with Casio you must have mineral glass especially if you're going to charge anywhere from $50 to $100+ for this watch. $50 (about what I paid) it's a buy if you really like it, 100$ no way, no how. I would definitely get the blue camo if it had mineral glass, but I think from now on that's a no go period. No acrylic lens. Other than that it's a great watch and really different. More like 3.5 stars. 4.5 - 5 stars IF it had mineral glass, but it DOESN'T neither do the variants. One of which says it's mineral glass in one place and acrylic in another, but the reviews say it's acrylic. Too bad, what a big step for Timex only to settle for the field goal. This was was supposed to be an eight point touchdown and a hard kick squarely placed in my beloved Casinos middle section but instead it missed and swiped the forearm.

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*Last updated: 2026-08-29*