If you have a fixed week which straddles two years, typically a fixed week 52, then you should register twice; once for the period between (say) 28 December to 31 December and again for the period 1 January to 3 January in the following year.

Timex is just a facility for timeshare owners to arrange whatever exchange suits them. There is no rigid procedure to follow but it is essential that each owner is clear about the agreement which has been made. It is also important that each party has confirmation about the booking from the resort in question.

Timex is a cooperative venture for the benefit of individual timeshare owners around the world and independent of resort developers and promoters. Any working arrangements which Timex has with individual resorts are solely for the benefit of timeshare owners.

Timex undertakes that it will not reveal any information about an individual owner to another party. Timex also undertakes that it will not send any material to a user which is not strictly related to an existing timeshare ownership.

There are no limits to what owners can exchange: a studio for a penthouse, high season for low season, points for a fixed or floating week. It doesn't matter just as long as the owners agree between themselves.

Timex weeks are rental weeks made available by resorts to users of Timex. To qualify as a Timex week the rental charged must be at least 10% less than the maintenance fee for that accommodation. There is no obligation to attend a timeshare presentation with these weeks.