Zero Wristwatch removes all extra parts for a clean and trendy design

By Naresh KumarChauhan /Mar 3 2010

Removing extra parts from your conventional watch, German designer Robert Dabi has come up with a minimalist wristwatch that turns into a bracelet or fashionable accessory for the trendy. Entitled the “Zero Wristwatch,” the concept watch eliminates all unnecessary buttons, loose parts or even ciphers for a clean and stylish design. Depicting the hours with inner and minutes with the outer circle, the new timepiece touts a metal dial that extends to become the strap, which gets thinner toward the ends so it could fit on different wrists with a slight adjustment. Check out the video after the jump.

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