If you wear a watch... where do you wear it?

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[Poseidon]

No. And there's no option for no.

Please change thread title to "if you wear a watch", or include an option for the watchless wonders of this world.
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[Wafer_Thin_Ham]

I don't either. The battery went flat, and I still haven't got round to changing it.

I'll vote for when I did used to wear one.
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[Irn-Bru]

Just a cheap Casio one at work, otherwise don't like them.
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[Howling TerrorOutOfOffice]

Not owned one for over ten years. I did like my compass watch but it got wrecked at work..Cheap glass.
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[Paivi]

I feel naked without a watch. I have been known to buy a new one at lunchtime if I somehow manage to leave home without one. Usually I only ever look at it when I'm not wearing it, so the lack of it ruins a whole day.

I wear mine in the right wrist, which is apparently more common for lefties. I'm a rightie, though.

This is one such impulse buy and I love it.

https://cdn.watchshop.com/profiler/thumb_cache/220s/99938318_v_1319234085.jpg
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Right hand (left handed), face up most the time. Lost some weight and it now moves freely.
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[Ariel Badger]

Never owned a watch in my life, what is the point as there are clocks all over the place.
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[Jayy]

I wear mine round my cock.

Left wrist, face is on the top of my wrist. Seriously, why wear a watch if it's facing the fucking floor? I spent a fair few quid on mine, it's a nice Raymond Weil so why wear it facing away from you?

The way I see watches, they're an investment for a good number of years. I could easily justify spending money on a good watch as I see it something I will have in many, many years to come. Something maybe to give to the kids if I have them. My grandad had a gold Rotax or Rotary? watch, he'd had it for 30 years and my div brother lost it on a night out.

[L4Isoside]

Left arm face out wards (normal!)

Would love to get a nice speedmaster or something but are rather alot of money.

[dextersaurus]

I've got a very nice seiko chronograph, used to wear it on the left facing inwards, but don't do it anymore.

Dont ask why.. working in an office now means i don't see the inside of my hands much anymore.

Dunc

[Ariel Badger]

I do not get watches, you spend 2K on an inaccurate watch that will not keep up with a £20 atomic clock. why?
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[swampy]

I've got a nice Citizen chrono, but I am not allowed to wear it at work, and generally forget the rest of the time...
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[dodgydog]

An old mate of mine used to invest his ill gotten gains exclusively in watches, mostly Rolex. All money he couldn't put in the bank.
Last time I saw him, (about 4 years ago) he was up to £300,000 in Rolex's, Rolexii, or whatever a gaggle of watches is called. All increasing in value and easy to cash in.

Me, I have a good Victorinox, three Seiko's, and a solid gold Marvin (I was told they made the movements for Rolex) that was presented to my Grandad in the 1960s for 50 years service.


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[Visitor Q]

Left arm, facing outwards. Anything else is retarded.

I only tend to wear watches when travelling, and it is ALWAYS one of these - and when the strap eventually breaks after months and months of 24/7 (literally, I sleep with it) wearing I glue the watch 'bit' to a bike's yoke.

https://i.qkme.me/358s2c.jpg

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[mistergixer]

I stopped wearing a watch when I used to work repairing CRT monitors and TVs - I had a watch with a metal strap, and every now and then I'd touch it on the circuit board and get a lovely electric shock through it.
There's nothing quite like 40,000V through your arm to wake you up.



When I left a job a few years ago they got me a Suzuki watch as part of my leaving pressie - it's sat in the tin and never been worn.

I've also got my Great-Grandfather's pocket fob watch, which has been handed down through the generations. I keep it wound and ticking away, still keeps perfect time. I might buy myself a stovepipe hat and a 3 piece suit (and ting), and sport it in a Victorian engineer stylee.
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[pinkyfloyd]

I dont wear my watch often, but when I do its left arm facing outwards.

https://di1.shopping.com/images1/pi/e9/92/15/22010863-220x220-0-0.jpg

Looks just like that one.
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[nowhere.elysium]

Left arm, facing outwards.
It's one of these:
https://img.ibtimes.com/www/data/images/full/2011/11/29/196948-the-one-kerala-trance-kt102b1-116-03.jpg

Having said that, I haven't worn it for quite a while, due to the battery being dead.
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[dextersaurus]

https://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/422289_2963457179221_1645368025_2443756_2065618053_n.jpg

Find this more comfortable

https://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/431200_2963458379251_1645368025_2443759_602071415_n.jpg

Find that easier when i'm at work and the like.

Dunc

[Ayrton]

left wrist facing outwards. Wearing one inwards just looks stupid and wearing it on my right wrist gets in the way.
I verry rarely wear a watch anyway. I either look at the time on the computer, or check my phone.

[Im-a-Ridah]

Yes, I wear my phone in my pocket.

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