Timex Weekender Crown and Stem

[Argentinian]

Hello everyone! I'm new to the forum and I'm here to ask for help. The crown on my Timex Weekender has fallen off and I am looking for a replacement. I have found several models on Ebay but I don't know which one matches the Weekender. Do any of you know the part code?

Thank you very much for your help, greetings from Argentina

[watchweasol]

Hello and welcome to the forum    a close up picture of the dial and movement would aid menbers to help you.  there is a series of numbers under the 6 O'clock position de coding them will give you the year of manufacture and the modle

http://www.woodlandtechnical.co.uk/  this guy greg wood in th uk Is one of many Timex repair persons

[watchweasol]

Also our own Jersy Mo is the Timex Guru on this site. HE is the man.

[jdm]

12 minutes ago, watchweasol said:

Also our own Jersy Mo is the Timex Guru on this site. HE is the man.

The Timex Weekender is a contemporary quartz model that our guy JM most likely despise. No codes on dial either I'm afraid. All what has to be done is to measure the stem and tube dia to order a compatible crown. 

[JerseyMo]

yes, my interest in Timex is only with the mechanicals or early electrics.

[Argentinian]

Hello everyone, first of all I want to thank you for your help.

Here I attach some photos that I took of the watch, the number that appears on the back cover is 05.

Perhaps with this information you can tell me the crown size that would be correct for my watch.

Again, thank you very much

Edited March 8, 2022 by Argentinian

[jdm]

29 minutes ago, Argentinian said:

Here I attach some photos that I took of the watch,

From the pictures it seems you've lost the stem also, not just the crown. Timex does not make stem or any other part available, they want people to buy another watch. But (maybe) if you reinsert the battery at 4:55, you can still use it.

[kibbler]

You can buy a whole working watch in good condition on ebay for about $20, not sure it's worth trying to find a parts watch