04 Aug A stainless steel watch is the watch you need if you’re concerned about durability and looks, but without the expense of a stylish watch. Stainless steel watches aren’t bad ones, but usually they’re meant for budget buyers, that’s why they’re seen as the affordable type of watch to get if your pockets are not ‘deep’ enough.
A stainless steel watch is made from steel resistant to rust and usually the wrist band gets the same treatment, so they match color and durability. As a leather wrist band, a stainless steel one can be adjusted to the desired size by removing or adding elements to the chain that forms the wrist band. Contrary to a leather wrist band a stainless steel one handles moisture better but it collects more dirt so you have to clean it up more often. Keep in mind that it also pulls the hair from your hand and can get uncomfortably hot under direct sunlight.
But despite those disadvantages I don’t see the point of a stainless steel watch with a leather or rubber band. It doesn’t look nice, that’s the truth. Anyway, stainless steel watches are not the right choice if you want to go to a fancy meeting, but more as a sportsman companion. That’s why many sports watches are in fact stainless steel models.
What types of functions stainless steel watches perform?
Just as sports watches, stainless steel variants can perform various tasks, so here are a few of them:
- date (with month and year display)
- chronograph with start/stop function and some to lap time measurement
- automatic movement (just move your hands a few times a day and the watch charges automatically from your kinetic energy)
- waterproof (the case is isolated so that the watch resists submerged in liquids). Maximum depth varies with model
- shock resistance (don’t worry to drop it off the ground from time to time)
- illuminated indicators for night time functionality
Want to get a stainless steel watch? Take a look at Amazon.com, one of the biggest collection of stainless steel watches out there, all at a click away.
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