Do you wear your watch to opposite side to writing hand?

[p1tse]

Do you wear your watch to opposite side to writing hand?

[halfpenny43]

p1tse said:

Do you wear your watch to opposite side to writing hand?

Yes. Am left handed and wear my watch on my right wrist.

[GCH]

No.
Right/right.

[zarjaz1991]

I write with my right hand and wear my watch on my left.

Edited by zarjaz1991 on Friday 18th April 10:01

[yeti]

GCH said:

No.
Right/right.

BURN THE WITCH!

[Paul_M3]

GCH said:

No.
Right/right.

Me too. They don't like our sort on here......

[reggie747]

zarjaz1991 said:

I write with my right hand and wear my watch on my left.

What he says.....

[Jonnas]

Paul_M3 said:

GCH said:

No.
Right/right.

Me too. They don't like our sort on here......

And me, apparently I'm a feckin' weirdo according to the missus...

[Badgerboy]

Right handed, wear on my left.

For starters I can glance at the time while still performing a task, plus it tends to make winding the watch a tad easier. (Unless you have some sort of bizarre time piece with the winder on the left)

[Jonnas]

Badgerboy said:

Right handed, wear on my left.

For starters I can glance at the time while still performing a task, plus it tends to make winding the watch a tad easier. (Unless you have some sort of bizarre time piece with the winder on the left)

.......or an automatic...

[Badgerboy]

Jonnas said:

.......or an automatic...

I have an automatic, but I was always led to belive the wearing of ones watch on a particular hand and the location of the winder was due to the original manual wind timepieces. (And the design has simply carried over)

Are there any watches around with the chronograph functions/winder of the left of the case out of interest?

[GC8]

Left/left. There is no excuse.

[ecain63]

Right/right for me. Devil worshiper apparently!

[sooty61]

Right/right

[Doofus]

I wear my watch on the correct hand, my left.
I write with the correct hand too.

[BrassMan]

Badgerboy said:

Jonnas said:

.......or an automatic...

I have an automatic, but I was always led to belive the wearing of ones watch on a particular hand and the location of the winder was due to the original manual wind timepieces. (And the design has simply carried over)

Are there any watches around with the chronograph functions/winder of the left of the case out of interest?

Orient M-Force Beast?

I think that I saw a Panerai around here, too.

[HarrySmash]

reggie747 said:

zarjaz1991 said:

I write with my right hand and wear my watch on my left.

What he says.....

Same goes for me.

[SkinnyBoy]

Right/Right.

Anything else and you are retarded

[SWAT78]

SkinnyBoy said:

Right/Right.

Anything else and you are retarded

Left / Left.

Everybody knows that lefties are smarter. The thick ones are just pretending.

[huwp]

I was told; you wipe your backside with one hand and wear your watch on the other. Not writing I grant you but the same principle.