I am looking for a wrist watch to buy. I need a very lightweight and minimal fashionable one. Which it does have a dark background color and hands should be in pure white color. Also it shouldn't mention the numbers. Can anyone help me?
So far this is what I found. >http://www.amazon.com/Alessi-AL13003-Stainless-Steel-Leather/dp/B000QXBIOI/ref=swr_wa_2_ses
But it's too expensive!
I was looking for something like this. Better if the watch face is totally plain dark one. Only the nice handy hands moving on it. yes. That's I really need. My budget it around $10 - $15
Do not buy a super cheap no name thing. That is what's called a false economy: it may be cheap, but it will cost you more in the long run because it will break in 2 months and you'll have to buy another.
@ElendilTheTall Pointing someone in Sri Lanka to something on Amazon is not directly very useful, because the shipping charges will overwhelm the cost of the actual product.
The Titan watch I mentioned is quite reasonable. Titan is a reasonably good quality brand of watches here. Nothing fancy, but reliable, I think.
@ElendilTheTall Yes, that is obviously true.
@JudeNiroshan That's an obviously true comment by Elendil. If you buy a piece of junk, it will probably just die on you soon.
I actually have a real life example of that. I bought a junky alarm clock once. It lasted 3 months before malfunctioning. I then bought something somewhat better (at something like twice the price). It died eventually, but I think it lasted 15 years (or something like that), before it did. So paying twice the amount gave a lifetime of roughly 60 times as much as the cheaper option.
@Stephie Probably all of them. I expect he wears them all at once, like Professor Branestawm.
Oh, and I think the somewhat better alarm clock was Seiko. They make pretty good timepieces. My current wrist watch is from them. Purchased in 2008, I think.
Purchased for $200 in March 2007, actually. From a place called bluedial. Excellent watch.
The Amazon picture is a little distorted. The curves on the right appear more extreme in the picture than they are in real life. It might be an angle thing.