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Question: What would you recommend---in analog?  I, too, grew up with a good, old, dependable Lux timer, an have since watched the quality steadily decline.
Document: The Lux timer did not work properly on the first try. Although it looked the same as my old Lux, it was not of the same quality internally as the one that served me for many years. Extremely disappointed. I would suggest looking at other brands.
I thought you couldn't fail with a simple windup timer (like older ones which were very dependable). I found that the timer did not keep  accurate time -- some times slow and some times fast. Not good when you are depending on it for that special meal. I have decided to just trash this since it is not accurate (I accept seconds, but minutes is another issue).
I have had a Lux timer for years. It was finally getting so old that it was unreliable, so I ordered a new one. I unpacked it, and it won't work. I do not recommend this product to anyone.
Very good buy, used about 10 times, (the wife is forgetful sometimes) , works well, loud alarm,  satisfied overall, would recommend for basic timer.
I bought this to replace a defective Lux digital timer I bought through Amazon. This is a hopeless piece of junk with a tiny bell you can't hear across the room. Get yourself somehow to a good hardware store - maybe they have something of a quality they can vouch for.
Works well. Very reliable. I do recommend. Good value. Good Price. Lux is a good brand. Every kitchen needs one.
I bought this as a replacement for my mother. She had a lux timer that died of old age, and wanted another one just like it. Well, it seems quality is lacking in the new lux timers today. She got one use out of it, and that was it, no more ringing from then on. My advice, find a timer that isn't a cheap piece of junk.
Got this timer for my mom. It works great since her old one would take 18 minutes when you set it to 15, but that thing was a decade old.
I bought 2 of these, one white and one black, to replace the lux timer that I had for more years than I want to admit to. I am sorry to say that the new lux timers are made from a cheaper quality plastic. It looks as if one fall to the kitchen floor would be end of it. Secondly, it didn't work. You are supposed to dial the timer past 30 minutes, then to the desired time. No ticks, no nothing.
Looks like a great stainless, solid timer. This is a good timer and it does have great looks. But it is a little loose and rattles a little, just like the all plastic regular Lux timers. So.,  If you want a Lux timer that looks great, get this.....but the quality is about the same as a regular  timer. Haven't dropped it  yet so don't know how it will  hold up.
Answer: Try this search for exactly what you want.ebay vintage Lux timer