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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?
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?

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