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Which is the correct wrist to wear your watch on? I disagree with my friend, who says either is appropriate.
Sorry, but I think your friend is right. I believe the custom is to wear it on your left wrist if you’re right-handed and to wear it on your right if you’re left-handed. It just makes sense when you’re adjusting flywheels and throwing lariats, huh? Also, if you’re a righty and your watch is on the left, it’s going to be easier to set and wind (assuming you’re a nonquartz traditionalist). Aside from that, who cares?
But alas! I'm quite sure since this man wears his watch on his left hand that we will take his fashion guidance. The next debate is whether to wear the watch face on the top of the wrist or face on the bottom of the wrist as this man does......Which is the correct wrist to wear your watch on? I disagree with my friend, who says either is appropriate.
Sorry, but I think your friend is right. I believe the custom is to wear it on your left wrist if you’re right-handed and to wear it on your right if you’re left-handed. It just makes sense when you’re adjusting flywheels and throwing lariats, huh? Also, if you’re a righty and your watch is on the left, it’s going to be easier to set and wind (assuming you’re a nonquartz traditionalist). Aside from that, who cares?
But wow! Watches have come a long ways... did you know there is a Nerd Watch Museum?
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Ummmm.... Is that the light version of morse code?
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