View Poll Results: If you WEAR a WATCH, do you wear it on Left or Right hand?
Left handed, wear my watch on my left hand
2
3.85%
Left handed, wear my watch on my right hand
3
5.77%
Right handed, wear my watch on my left hand
37
71.15%
Right handed, wear my watch on my right hand
2
3.85%
don't wear watches
9
17.31%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 52. You may not vote on this poll
WATCH PEOPLE, left or right???
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From: Eastern MA
Originally Posted by meredithf
right handed, watch on left, but with the face under my wrist, not on top
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From: Golden, CO
I'm a righty, wear on the left.
Any of you guys who wear your watch full-time get the funny hair and tan lines on your wrist? I've got a significant watch-shaped tan line there, and significantly less hair in that area than the rest of my arm, presumably because the watch has worn off the hair. The hair that's left doesn't seem to follow the same grain as the rest of the arm-hair, and shoots off in random directions. In conclusion, I've worn a watch so consistently for so long that my arm physically looks funny if I don't wear one.
Any of you guys who wear your watch full-time get the funny hair and tan lines on your wrist? I've got a significant watch-shaped tan line there, and significantly less hair in that area than the rest of my arm, presumably because the watch has worn off the hair. The hair that's left doesn't seem to follow the same grain as the rest of the arm-hair, and shoots off in random directions. In conclusion, I've worn a watch so consistently for so long that my arm physically looks funny if I don't wear one.
I go duffy on dem bitches
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From: Gonzales, Louisiana
Originally Posted by JGordon
Any of you guys who wear your watch full-time get the funny hair and tan lines on your wrist? I've got a significant watch-shaped tan line there, and significantly less hair in that area than the rest of my arm, presumably because the watch has worn off the hair. The hair that's left doesn't seem to follow the same grain as the rest of the arm-hair, and shoots off in random directions. In conclusion, I've worn a watch so consistently for so long that my arm physically looks funny if I don't wear one.
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From: Ossining, New York
Originally Posted by JGordon
I'm a righty, wear on the left.
Any of you guys who wear your watch full-time get the funny hair and tan lines on your wrist? I've got a significant watch-shaped tan line there, and significantly less hair in that area than the rest of my arm, presumably because the watch has worn off the hair. The hair that's left doesn't seem to follow the same grain as the rest of the arm-hair, and shoots off in random directions. In conclusion, I've worn a watch so consistently for so long that my arm physically looks funny if I don't wear one.
Any of you guys who wear your watch full-time get the funny hair and tan lines on your wrist? I've got a significant watch-shaped tan line there, and significantly less hair in that area than the rest of my arm, presumably because the watch has worn off the hair. The hair that's left doesn't seem to follow the same grain as the rest of the arm-hair, and shoots off in random directions. In conclusion, I've worn a watch so consistently for so long that my arm physically looks funny if I don't wear one.
No tan lines here. I don't wear the watch when I know I am going to be getting lots of sun.