If you wear a watch, what wrist do you wear it on?

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Do you wear a watch?  

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  1. 1. Do you wear a watch?

    • Yes
      34
    • No
      2

  2. 2. If yes, what wrist do you wear it on?

    • Left
      28
    • Right
      8

  3. 3. Which is your dominate hand?

    • Left
      8
    • Right
      28

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Grand Master

Matthew S.

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5 hours ago, virtorio said:

Right handed, and I wear it on my right wrist. And for whatever reason, that really seems to bother some people. 

You Devil!

 

Nah J/k I used to do that too... 

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cork1958

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On 12/3/2019 at 7:19 PM, virtorio said:

Right handed, and I wear it on my right wrist. And for whatever reason, that really seems to bother some people. 

The reason is that it is totally bassackwards from how you're supposed to wear a watch!! LOL

 

Also have a Casio G-Shock that I wear on left wrist. I'm right handed.

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Xenon

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On 12/3/2019 at 7:19 PM, virtorio said:

Right handed, and I wear it on my right wrist. And for whatever reason, that really seems to bother some people. 

Me too. 

 

I also have a Casio G-Shock. Friend of mine works at Casio. Every Christmas season the employees get a great discount on certain watches and if I want one he gets it for me cheap. 

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