Silver-Tone Anti-Tarnish Watch, Deep Blue Dial

A deep blue round dial sits at the centre of this one, small enough to read as jewellery rather than a functional watch first, on a silver-tone chain-link strap where every link is set with a scatter of small clear stones rather than left plain. Quartz movement keeps time underneath all that detail, so it isn't purely decorative.

Anti-tarnish plating is what makes a silver-tone piece like this workable for daily wear in the first place; without it, a chain this detailed would dull unevenly across all those small links within a few months. Keep it away from perfume, water and heavy sweat and the finish should hold its colour well beyond what an untreated silver-tone piece manages.

The scale is deliberately delicate, better suited to a slim wrist or a layered stack of bracelets than worn alone as the only piece. It reads well against both ethnic and western wear, which isn't true of every bracelet watch in this style.

At ₹599, it's priced in line with the other anti-tarnish bracelet watches in this range, distinguished mainly by the blue dial and the stone-set chain rather than anything in the mechanism.