Wrist Check 2014
Discussion
NeMiSiS said:
Why do you wear your watch half way up your forearm ?
I always wear it to the left of the bony bit on the wrist joint. I know this because I have just checked all my watch photos . Looking at the other photos on here it would seem I'm in the minority.Otherwise it would interfere with the movement of my hand and would be annoying.
AlexC1981 said:
I always wear it to the left of the bony bit on the wrist joint. I know this because I have just checked all my watch photos . Looking at the other photos on here it would seem I'm in the minority.
Otherwise it would interfere with the movement of my hand and would be annoying.
That's how I wear my watches!Otherwise it would interfere with the movement of my hand and would be annoying.
I find it uncomfortable wearing them beside the hand and in the past when I did it bracelets seemed to wear out much faster.
NeMiSiS said:
Presumably because it's where he finds it most comfortable? Looks right to me, up against the back of the lower 'swelling' in the forearm.Or are you one of those odd people who like to wear a watch actually on the wrist joint so the crown digs in the back of your hand?
I must admit to feeling slightly uncomfortable when I see watches worn over the wrist joint, it just looks 'wrong' to me, but if it works for you, why not ?
M.
PS I like the Strela, btw, I'd never seen or heard of them before! Can I ask where you got it from?
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 3rd April 10:42
BrabusMog said:
marcosgt said:
That was one risky Google search!M
Bought a Sub in 2008. Recently sent it off for a service and when I got it back decided that I hadn't missed it. Sold it with all it's service seals still in tact and guess what? Yep I missed it. Just bought a new one and it cost me twice what I paid for the first one! An expensive mistake. I have to say though the new bracelet design is more comfy for me. I won't sell this one!
NeMiSiS said:
It's all very Simon Cowells pants to me.
It's just not right, it is a wrist watch, not an elbow watch, SORT IT OUT.
If you have wrist deformities have them linished off or buy a pocket watch.
Yes of course I shall sort it out at once, but unfortunately all my wrist shots show it in the forbidden place.It's just not right, it is a wrist watch, not an elbow watch, SORT IT OUT.
If you have wrist deformities have them linished off or buy a pocket watch.
I can't re-take them all.
marcosgt said:
Presumably because it's where he finds it most comfortable? Looks right to me, up against the back of the lower 'swelling' in the forearm.
Or are you one of those odd people who like to wear a watch actually on the wrist joint so the crown digs in the back of your hand?
I must admit to feeling slightly uncomfortable when I see watches worn over the wrist joint, it just looks 'wrong' to me, but if it works for you, why not ?
M.
PS I like the Strela, btw, I'd never seen or heard of them before! Can I ask where you got it from?
Strela is a model of watch originally made by Poljot...a Russian/Soviet manufacturer. They have since split into a number of smaller companies. I got mine from a chap on a watch forum a few years ago. You can get them on ebay if you search worldwide for about £400 new. This is about three times what they were sold for two or three years ago Or are you one of those odd people who like to wear a watch actually on the wrist joint so the crown digs in the back of your hand?
I must admit to feeling slightly uncomfortable when I see watches worn over the wrist joint, it just looks 'wrong' to me, but if it works for you, why not ?
M.
PS I like the Strela, btw, I'd never seen or heard of them before! Can I ask where you got it from?
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 3rd April 10:42
AlexC1981 said:
Strela is a model of watch originally made by Poljot...a Russian/Soviet manufacturer. They have since split into a number of smaller companies. I got mine from a chap on a watch forum a few years ago. You can get them on ebay if you search worldwide for about £400 new. This is about three times what they were sold for two or three years ago
Thanks - Yes, I must admit I balk a bit at paying £400 for a Russian watch. The only one I have is a Scuba Dude and, frankly, it's total tat!I'm sure the Strela's in a different league, but £400 can buy some nice used watches!
M
marcosgt said:
Thanks - Yes, I must admit I balk a bit at paying £400 for a Russian watch. The only one I have is a Scuba Dude and, frankly, it's total tat!
I'm sure the Strela's in a different league, but £400 can buy some nice used watches!
M
Yeah, they are st but I'm still thinking about getting an Amfibiya for a laugh. I'll be wearing it on a NATO I'm sure the Strela's in a different league, but £400 can buy some nice used watches!
M
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