Wrist Check 2017

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Doofus

25,821 posts

173 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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hilly10 said:
I will wear it however I like
This is the correct answer. "I like your watch", or "I don't like your watch" are examples of reasonable replies on this thread.

"You're wearing it wrong", however... Sheesh. rolleyes

don logan

3,520 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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hilly10 said:
It's only like that because I bent my wrist upwards to catch the light. I always Size my straps / bracelets so as I can slip my little finger underneath, I know then it's a perfect fit
How can you come on here and make such an UTTER fool of yourself, who can we report you to for watch abuse?

I suggest you adjust the bracelet or clasp until it doesn't feel comfortable to your personal taste and you are feeling borderline "claustro"

While we're on it, how tight are your shoes?

Lovely watch!


don logan

3,520 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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Mezzanine

9,218 posts

219 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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:haha:

It's another watch 'n' weapon style tangent...this one could get too fleshy, too quickly!

anonymous-user

54 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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don logan said:
I'm not one of the watch worn correctly perverts but there's something unsettling about this photo, I think it's your white hairy white legs and feet. I do like the sub on the NATO though. Was that the only strap you could get around your ankles? hehe

don logan

3,520 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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Mezzanine said:
:haha:

It's another watch 'n' weapon style tangent...this one could get too fleshy, too quickly!
But is it too low / loose?

anonymous-user

54 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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don logan said:
But is it too low / loose?
I don't want to see any photos from higher up.

don logan

3,520 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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El stovey said:
I'm not one of the watch worn correctly perverts but there's something unsettling about this photo, I think it's your white hairy white legs and feet. I do like the sub on the NATO though. Was that the only strap you could get around your ankles? hehe
It's even creeping me out!!!!!

Beachbum

2,507 posts

231 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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don logan said:
It's even creeping me out!!!!!
Whimps the lot of you

terrydacktal

2,670 posts

82 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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Doofus said:
"You're wearing it wrong", however... Sheesh. rolleyes
Look at the photo though - he has it pushing into the back of his hand and too far forward.

I'm with Chris, he is wearing it wrong and it looks mad.

don logan

3,520 posts

222 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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Inigma said:
That is where all Tags are fixed, or should be.
Ha!

Good one!

Doofus

25,821 posts

173 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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terrydacktal said:
Look at the photo though - he has it pushing into the back of his hand and too far forward.

I'm with Chris, he is wearing it wrong and it looks mad.
Why can't he do whatever he wants? Why does wearing a watch need an arbitrater?

InductionRoar

2,014 posts

132 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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Doofus said:
Why can't he do whatever he wants? Why does wearing a watch need an arbitrater?
This is PH. A forum dedicated to pedantry and one-upmanship.

Doofus

25,821 posts

173 months

Thursday 13th July 2017
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InductionRoar said:
This is PH. A forum dedicated to pedantry and one-upmanship.
Sorry. I forgot where I was for a while...

terrydacktal

2,670 posts

82 months

Friday 14th July 2017
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Doofus said:
terrydacktal said:
Look at the photo though - he has it pushing into the back of his hand and too far forward.

I'm with Chris, he is wearing it wrong and it looks mad.
Why can't he do whatever he wants? Why does wearing a watch need an arbitrater?
Why post a photo of your watch if you don't want people to comment on it? Genuine question by the way. Is it just to say 'I've got a Rolex, no comments required' or are only ultra positive comments welcome?

Of course he can do whatever he likes, no-one's telling him he can't, but he is wearing his watch in an extraordinary manner and it's been commented on. No more, no less.

Doofus

25,821 posts

173 months

Friday 14th July 2017
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terrydacktal said:
Why post a photo of your watch if you don't want people to comment on it? Genuine question by the way. Is it just to say 'I've got a Rolex, no comments required' or are only ultra positive comments welcome?

Of course he can do whatever he likes, no-one's telling him he can't, but he is wearing his watch in an extraordinary manner and it's been commented on. No more, no less.
It wasn't just commented on, "No more, no less". It was decreed as a "classic case" of being worn incorrectly. I wonder how Chris56 is able to define this particular instance a 'classic case', unless he's some kind of a consultant whose advice is sought by myraid watch wearers. Or perhaps he goes looking for opportunities to find people who are breaking the Rules On How To Wear A Watch Correctly.

Comment, by all means. I'm surprised, for example, that nobody's mentioned the peculiar little finger thing. A brief search on this site will demonstrate that I'm fairly prone to comment and critique myself, so I'm not being sactimonious. But wearing his watch like that is not wrong, even if it is noteworthy.

To be fair, what got my back up was "A classic case", which was fatuous in the extreme.

Edited by Doofus on Friday 14th July 09:10

ColdoRS

1,804 posts

127 months

Friday 14th July 2017
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Another watch picture...

My well-loved Dreadnought Voyager today in France.

terrydacktal

2,670 posts

82 months

Friday 14th July 2017
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Doofus said:
terrydacktal said:
Why post a photo of your watch if you don't want people to comment on it? Genuine question by the way. Is it just to say 'I've got a Rolex, no comments required' or are only ultra positive comments welcome?

Of course he can do whatever he likes, no-one's telling him he can't, but he is wearing his watch in an extraordinary manner and it's been commented on. No more, no less.
It wasn't just commented on, "No more, no less". It was decreed as a "classic case" of being worn incorrectly. I wonder how Chris56 is able to define this particular instance a 'classic case', unless he's some kind of a consultant whose advice is sought by myraid watch wearers. Or perhaps he goes looking for opportunities to find people who are breaking the Rules On How To Wear A Watch Correctly.

Comment, by all means. I'm surprised, for example, that nobody's mentioned the peculiar little finger thing. A brief search on this site will demonstrate that I'm fairly prone to comment and critique myself, so I'm not being sactimonious. But wearing his watch like that is not wrong, even if it is noteworthy.

To be fair, what got my back up was "A classic case", which was fatuous in the extreme.

Edited by Doofus on Friday 14th July 09:10
I think you're overthinking it to quite a large extent.

-Someone posts a really strange way of wearing a watch that looks like it actually hurts.
-Someone says 'that's wrong'.
-You: Wall of text describing how it makes you feel.

Doofus

25,821 posts

173 months

Friday 14th July 2017
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terrydacktal said:
I think you're overthinking it to quite a large extent.

-Someone posts a really strange way of wearing a watch that looks like it actually hurts.
-Someone says 'that's wrong'.
-You: Wall of text describing how it makes you feel.
Whatever

sad61t

1,100 posts

210 months

Friday 14th July 2017
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El stovey said:
I'm not one of the watch worn correctly perverts but there's something unsettling about this photo, I think it's your white hairy white legs and feet. I do like the sub on the NATO though. Was that the only strap you could get around your ankles? hehe
Obvious; he's wearing it the wrong way. Everyone knows it should be on the inside of the right ankle, so he can glance at the time whilst sitting with the foot resting on left knee.

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