Minimalist watches don’t take a standard approach; there’s less features, dash markers instead of large numbers, and a lack of subdials. If each of those sounded drool-worthy to you, you’re among friends. While we can appreciate high-functioning watches with intricate features, there isn’t always a need (especially since most of us are still guilty of looking at our phone’s lock screen for the time). Minimal features also means a lower cost, which everyone can agree with. Going minimalist means not relying on add-ons and accessories to get the job done; it’s a man, his tool, and know-how.