A Wristwatch Elusive without dial by David Blanc

The swift pace of the modern world does not allow for frills, and minimalism in slow but sure steps are entering in all areas of design. Spacious apartments with rooms, furnished only with necessary items, ultrathin laptops, mobile phones, which consist of a single display, electronic tablets. You can indefinitely continue this list.
But as a wristwatch, the minimalist style of design has become a habit. The watches with dials, which do not have figures and other markings, are no surprise.
But the minimum limit does not exist. The best proof of what said above is the new watch Elusive. There is just no dial in the novelty.
Elusive is created by a young designer David Blanc - an intern of such a reputable company like Dassault Sytemes. He intentionally deprived the watch with the dial. His concept of an unusual watch is its praise of minimalism in its original form. And this song is a high-tech.
In the hours there are no hands and numbers - what are the signs of the last on the timepiece of future? But to be precise, the numbers of hours is still present. When your finger hits an invisible button, a function which performs the sensors inside the ring, right on your hand the figures appear. Built into the case the laser displays time directly on the skin when it is pressed with one finger, and when using two fingers on the hand that displays the date.
Immediately after the time indexing the watch moves into the standby mode to save the battery power.
When the watch Elusive does not switch on, it looks like a strange bright bracelet, which not even remotely resembles the watch familiar to our eyes.
In the very recent past, such watch with the laser dial, as Elusive, will certainly become trendy and affordable.