Wristwatch

vicwatson · 21-01-2012 03:42AM

Left

Kojak wrote: »

What's a wristwatch?

The clue is in the name :pac:

Hande hoche! · 21-01-2012 03:42AM

Why?

Synchronize swatches.

lau1247 · 21-01-2012 01:41PM

Why?

left side.. felt the most comfortable and natural.. i'm right handed for writing..

Nothingbetter2d · 21-01-2012 01:46PM

i dont wear a wristwatch... i use my phone when i need to know the time.

constitutionus · 21-01-2012 01:49PM

Left

dont wear one anymore as ive got the phone.

TBH when i read the thread title i thought this was gonna be about masturbation

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when i did though it was on my right arm, cause im left handed.

brummytom · 21-01-2012 01:50PM

Left

Right, and I'm left-handed

Snowie · 21-01-2012 02:06PM

Left

I'm right handed and i wear it on my right its most comfortable incidentally my dominant eye is my left my fathers the exact same with booth dominant eye and wears his watch on his right.

**** be weird

constitutionus · 21-01-2012 02:16PM

Left

should point out i used to wear it on my left, but switched to the right as i used to play pool and the watch i had then, which was held on by a claspe, kept poping open every time i'd strike the ball with the cue.

only noticed the change in my hand writing after that then too so stuck with it.

stovelid · 21-01-2012 02:16PM

Right.

Notorious97 · 21-01-2012 02:33PM

Why?

Im left handed and wear a watch always on my left arm, couldnt really go without wearing a watch, feels a bit weird if i dont.

I assumed most people wore it on their left regardless of the hand they write with, rarely see someone wearing it on their right.

Whatever works for people!

Technique · 21-01-2012 02:40PM

Isnt the right/left thing to do with being able to wind-up your watch with your 'strong' hand while wearing it?

By wind-up, I don't mean taking the p*** out of your watch.

BunShopVoyeur · 21-01-2012 03:12PM

Why?

R.D. aka MR.D wrote: »

Left. Does anyone who is right handed actually wear them on the right?

I'm left handed and wear it on the left if that counts.

EclipsiumRasa · 21-01-2012 03:18PM

Why?

Left.
(Right handed).

Teyla Emmagan · 21-01-2012 03:19PM

Haven't worn one in over 20 years.

theteal · 21-01-2012 03:31PM

Why?

Technique wrote: »

Isnt the right/left thing to do with being able to wind-up your watch with your 'strong' hand while wearing it?

By wind-up, I don't mean taking the p*** out of your watch.

i was going to say something similar. i can't remember who pointed it out to me as a kid. the dial and buttons are on the right hand side of the watch so it's worn on the left hand providing easy access to the controls for the right hand. if worn on the right hand, you'd have to take the watch off to adjust the controls. . .either that or you look like you're having a seizure with your arms all tangled

constitutionus · 21-01-2012 03:38PM

Left

thats cause watches are designed, like alot of things ,for right handed people.

try using a cheque book with your left hand.

pain in the arse to fill in the stubbs when its getting to the end.

ditto for a knife or a scissors.

rainbowtrout · 21-01-2012 04:13PM

Left

Right handed and wear my watch on my right hand.

Plumpynutt · 21-01-2012 04:32PM

I don't wear a wristwatch. I have this handy little device that tells the time, BUT, not only that it can be used to communicate with people too via calls or texts

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