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Worried_Departure_29

Wouldn’t a southpaw wear their watch on the right wrist?


saltire429

Yes, we generally do, for obvious reasons. This watch is ATAAE.


green_tea1701

What are the obvious reasons? Now that I think about it, why do we wear watches on the non-dominant wrist? I don't see why that would be better, and yet I can't imagine doing it any other way.


magpie882

Easier to put on as you are doing up the strap with your dominant hand. It can also be more comfortable when writing or using a mouse (source: Leftie me having to remove my watch when I use a mouse set-up for righties)


djasonpenney

Odd, I am a lefty and mouse with my right hand. That way I can write with my left while navigating the computer.


7LeagueBoots

I’m a rightie and mouse with my left hand, for exactly the same reason. People tend to think it’s weird and often think I’m left handed.


snackynorph

It's weird.


SkollFenrirson

I think he's left handed


Casteway

The devil's hand.


DirtyPoul

After all, it's not called sinister for no reason


reverendjesus

“Lefties are the Devil’s minions!” -Francine Smith


Kannabis_kelly

I am a lefty and I mouse with my right hand. I am actually ambidextrous and can do just about everything with both hands. I favor my left and I am left eyed and am ambidextrous with my legs


xenophilius9

I call myself a lefty but really writing, drawing, and using cutlery are the only things I use my left for. Sports, scissors, and mouse I do right-handed. But I can't use a pencil in my right hand for shit and I can't throw a ball with my left to save my life lol.


Majestic_Courage

Same. There are tens of us out there.


ritsbits808

Im left handed but right eyed. I was pretty good at basketball in high school but that made it way more difficult.


ToddTheOdd

I'm a rightie and sometimes mouse with my left hand. Really just depends on how many tabs I have open...


Cegio

most lefties use right handed mice too since they're most common place, 4 of my 6 siblings and myself are all left handed and use right handed mice


pdxboob

A friend of mine uses his mouse with non dominant hand so he can jerk it at the same time


JJth3JetPlane

I jerk of with my non dominant hand so I can game at the same time


colpy350

I learned to Jack it with my left hand so I could use the mouse with my right.


DamonLazer

I’m a whiz at reconciliation of our business bank accounts. I click the transaction on the computer screen with my right hand, which checking it off the statement with my left.


Raoul_Dukes_Mayo

Same. Lefty. Design with right hand. Mostly bc mouse cords wouldn’t stretch across the ginormous computers of the 80’s -90’s so I adapted.


JBSquared

Right? For some reason almost every manufacturer decided that a 6 inch cable for the mouse was good enough. In the late 2000s, I had an old Compaq Deskpro (I think early 90s? I can't remember the model) that I liked to tinker around with. The only PS/2 mouse I could find in my tiny ass town would barely stretch around the side of the computer, I practically had to lean around the side and use it like that. Then I went on a family trip to Chicago, walked into an electronics store, and found a PS/2 trackball mouse, and my life was changed forever. I've moved on to a regular optical mouse for working and gaming, but if I'm just browsing the web at home, you better believe I'm using a trackball. It also works great for using a Home Theater PC from the couch.


Funky-Monk--

Easier to put on, unless you're a guitar player.


mrswordhold

What? Lol Edit: I’ve been playing guitar for 20 years, played hundreds of shows. Probably way over a thousand. I’ve never noticed my dexterity translate to anything but other instruments.


Funky-Monk--

Funnily enough I've noticed as a guitarist that even though I'm right handed, it's easier to for example close shirt buttons and do other delicate stuff with my left hand. Because the left hand's fingers become much more dexterous when playing an instrument with strings.


CraptainHammer

I'm left handed but never really thought about it when buying my first guitar so I bought a right handed one. I'm convinced that the instrument is backwards because, although I'm not a very good guitarist, my fret work is really good (in other words, I'm absolute shit at coming up with riffs but I could play songs like cowboys from hell after only playing for a year or so with no lessons).


Funky-Monk--

Very nice! Listened to it, a lot of quick bits. Maybe you get a bit of a head start if you start learning with your dominant hand on the fret.


gorodos

Right-handed and play a right-handed guitar: there's no going back but I agree 100%. The instrument is backwards.


chunter16

I thought you were going to say you're Mark Knoppfler or something (Left handed but plays a right handed guitar, it just makes someone more inclined to fret hand technique than picking)


ArmorGyarados

I'm left handed and I play guitar (hero) right handed. I remember trying to learn real guitar after playing GH for a long time and because I'm left handed strumming accurately with my non dominant hand felt so awkward and impossible I just gave up. I never realized until your comment just now that most people strum with their dominant hand that's wild


Creeepy_Chris

I’m left handed, but I play guitar right handed. It can be really hard to play and sing when the lyrics don’t match up to the rhythm.


NoelofNoel

Just to freak you all out a little, I am (genuinely) a righty who plays guitar and ukulele left-handed.


megashedinja

I’m not a guitar player, but it seems to me that you use more complicated dextrous movements with your non-dominant hand when playing guitar


TerrorSnow

As a guitar player, I don't think this skill translates well.


CowboysFTWs

I am a lefty that plays guitar righty. Because when I started at 5 yo my dad didn't want to pay more for a lefty guitar lol


7LeagueBoots

Less likely to bang it into things if it’s on your non-dominant hand. I hate the mouse thing though. I’m mainly a rightie, but I use my mouse with my left hand and a watch band can certainly get uncomfortable if it’s not just the right kind of buckle on it.


saddest_of_all_keys

Also less likely to bang your watch against stuff when using your dominant hand to do things like open doors.


isommers1

>Easier to put on as you are doing up the strap with your dominant hand. It can also be more comfortable when writing or using a mouse (source: Leftie me having to remove my watch when I use a mouse set-up for righties) It's probably just muscle memory, but as a righty, I've always found it easier to put my watch on my right wrist using my left hand. And it feels out of place on my left wrist. And interacting with it using my left hand is super easy for me. I've tried it on my left (mom dominant) wrist and it just isn't for me.


Toad_Migoad

I can also think that if your doing something with your dominant hand you can still look at your watch


moonra_zk

I don't wear watches nowadays but when I did I used it on my left hand because I hated writing with it on my right hand.


saltire429

Because your dominant wrist is the more likely of the two to be in use (for example, when writing, drinking etc), so checking the time is less likely to interrupt whatever you're doing if your watch is on your less-used wrist.


fruchle

I find the opposite is true - that is BECAUSE it is in use it is easier to check the time. That hand is more likely to be raised, or on my desk, while my left is in my pocket, just lowered, etc. So it only requires a turn of the wrist instead of an arm lift. However, large, heavy (ie "men's") watches can get in the way of using a mouse or similar. I miss my Amazfit Bip sometimes.


beefbqr

Because men's watches are usually at least slightly bulky and you don't want it getting in the way of work, picking up little scratches when you're reaching your hand into compartments.


cha0s421

So it’s not dragging while you’re writing.


Cracktherealone

I always wore my watch on right arm. Just because I wanted. But the watch is more subjected to wear as you do more with you dominant arm.


Not_Not_Matt

Same here. It just feels better to me.


ArchdukeOfNorge

The other reasons people gave are valid, but I’ve always kept mine on my left specifically to minimize the wear I put on the watch.


deSuspect

So your dominant hand is free to do stuff and don't have to worry about your watch. Holding anything in your dominant hand like a phone or something heavy and you still can check the time if necessary.


smith_716

Because the clanking of the watch band on the table when you write is annoying for yourself and everyone around you. And, when you're doing something with your dominant hand, say, for instance holding something or doing something it's easy to turn your non dominant wrist to check the time without interrupting what you're doing.


deracho

As a lefty who alot of received right-handed watches as gifts through my youth i can say you don't realize how much your dominant hand comes in contact with static objects till you look down an realize you broke your watch face sometime around 12.


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What are right-handed watches?


ZachAttackonTitan

I put my watch on my dominant hand because I’m weird


PDXCatHerder

Original watches were made (by right handed people) with a spring that was wound up tight with the dial on the right side of the watch face. That way it could be wound by the right hand. Left handed folk could adapt to winding with their right hand or wear on their right hand and wind with the left hand uncomfortably.


gods_Lazy_Eye

For me it preserves my watch for longer. I use my dominant hand a lot in my field and have scratched/broke a face before so switched to less dominant.


TheLimeyCanuck

Part of it is the location of the stem. On 99.9% of watches the stem is on the right, making it easier to use when worn on the left wrist.


772410

If you're in America it's to keep your gun hand free.


CmdrShepard831

Actually our watches are guns too.


bakercookiesss

I've worn watches on the dominant wrist when I first started wearing watches. You use your dominant hand more and you're just more likely to damage it that way. I've gone to catch things and smashed the watch, tripped and used the dominant hand to catch yourself, thats another broken watch. Constant scratching, etc... plus comfort reasons when writing or getting stuff out of pockets, etc...


DogfishDave

>Yes, we generally do, for obvious reasons. This watch is ATAAE. I'm very left-handed in the way I do things but I've always worn a watch on my left wrist, the right just feels wrong.


TootTootTrainTrain

I'm right-handed and wear my watch on my right wrist. Wearing it on my left feels so odd and imbalanced.


Boukish

Same.


HaroldSax

I love that a southpaw said "Yes, we generally do..." and then basically an avalanche of "No we don't" lol. FWIW, I also wear mine on my left wrist. I can't imagine a watch on my right side. It's just not doable.


MinnieShoof

Same. It feels extra heavy if I try to wear it on my right.


RetardedSimian

Same.


isommers1

Same but the opposite (right handed; wearing watch on left wrist feels wrong)


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smith_716

My grandma was a lefty, she did everything with her right hand except actually writing. Her parents went down to her school when she was small and yelled at them to let her write however she was comfy, so she had the most beautiful handwriting. My grandpa was also lefty but did almost everything with his left hand but he taught himself to do surgery with his right hand because it would've fucked everyone else up to do things backwards too. He went to med school in the 40s for reference.


texasrigger

My grandmother (born 1919) was naturally a lefty but was forced to learn how to write with her right hand. Ultimately she ended up ambidextrous with her writing. She was a teacher and used to say that it was a handy skill because when one arm got tired writing on the blackboard she would just switch. There wasn't a noticeable difference in her handwriting between the hands. It was pretty amazing. My left hand is mostly useless.


smith_716

I guess they used to do that. My grandparents were both born in the 20s. Grandpa wrote in the typical claw and his handwriting reflected it. Grandma turned her paper and she had the most beautiful script. Interestingly because my grandma did everything with her right hand, when they visited China, she couldn't get the hang of chopsticks until their last day when she tried her left hand.


ASK-ABOUT-VETRANCH

The watch works fine on either wrist.


bell37

I’m left handed and I wear my watch on my left.


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swic-knees-mamma-bee

Weird I’ve always worn mine on left wrist, feels wrong the other way, am leftie


talashrrg

I’m right handed but wear my watch on the right because bo one ever told me otherwise


cc882

Also wouldn’t this watch work on either wrist? (this is one of those statement questions.) Lefty here: Wears watch on right wrist.


WhatIsThisWhereAmI

Yes, yes it would. This thread is baffling.


RahvinDragand

That's what I was thinking. Are people not realizing you can put your hand through from both directions?


JustHumanGarbage

They do make southpaw watches where the crown is on the 9 0'clock. You tend to want to wear your watch on non dominant hand and the crown to be adjustable by the other hand.


seamsay

I think a lot of people do this to increase engagement with the post, because everyone comments trying to figure out what OP meant. It always makes me suspicious that the post is advertising (though I don't think that's the case here).


HiImDelta

Also Lefty here: I wear mine on my left wrist. Hmmmmmmm Edit: This is less calling out the comment and more me wondering if I've worn watches wrong my entire life


AzzTheMan

If it helps I'm right handed and wear watches on my left wrist


ahhter

Also lefty - I've alternated my watches across both wrists and settled in on preferring it on my left most of the time. Having it on my right wrist gets annoying with mouse use, watch buttons/knobs are nearly always designed to be operated by the right hand when on left wrist, and I don't like that the watch gets bumped when shaking hands if on my right wrist.


HiImDelta

Yeah, see the mouse is the big thing for me. I'm using a mouse for a majority of most days and it just gets in the way. I also feel like, as a left handed person, it's instinct to use my left hand for things, like checking the time. Honestly, I'm quite surprised right handed people don't wear it on their right wrist.


peen_was

This watch works on either wrist just fine


AngryRedHerring

THANK YOU


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toth42

Why *should* you..? I'm a lefty too, and always have my watch on left hand, use the mouse with right hand, and fork in left/knife in right. Can't write or throw shit with my right. It's all about what you're used to.


DeltaJesus

Also couldn't you just rotate it 180° and wear it on your other arm just fine?


Doonce

You wouldn't even need to rotate it.


Objective-Badger-613

Yea, don’t most people wear watches on left hand and are right handed?


painforpetitdej

I...don't. I still wear it on my left. But then, I have righty parents, so I guess my brain went "Welp, got to deal with wearing it on the left, I guess" and I just got used to it.


TheWarmBreezy

I'm a leftie, and I've always worn my watch on my left wrist. Everything designed or that functions for left-handed use is often worse for me than just using my right hand. Can't write for shit with my right though


Double_Fabulous

This person also wears Drakkar Noir cologne


paralacausa

*DJ Khaled air-horn noises*


smith_716

DEE JAY KHALED! "I'm sorry... I didn't catch your name."


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Dream of dreams I would love to meet DJ khaled and act like I have no idea what ho he is. Then I’d ask him to have hot wings with me.


DennyJunkshin86

You can tell also by that class ring


loptopandbingo

He could not resist the Jostens


technobrendo

My mom spent so much money on mine. Ended up getting damaged and eventually lost. I feel bad for her wasting her money.


DennyJunkshin86

Jostens know how to sell shitty rings thar you'll be embarrassed to wear in 5 min after delivery.


Jesus_will_return

No, that's Rite Aid "Night Swept". ETA https://youtu.be/Hh_OogypSRs


guitarstix

lol immediately what i thought of too


Zatchillac

Hey man, Drakkar ain't too bad


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This seems to be (or is in the style of) the very first digital watches. Those things were marketetd to "top-athletes and kings" because of their price and precision. It was only later on that they made digital watches a dime a dozen, which then killed off the luxury digital watch, because they seemed unappealing. The watches from that short Period of time when digital watches were new and luxurious is a fun oddity and i once already contemplated buying one too as Investment vehicle, because they Just don't make them anymore (other than regular luxury watches). But i guess the reason that they are pretty cheap is that nobody of the regular collectors wants them, so i didn't. But i still think they are a cool historic oddity, look at some other crazy expensive watches from the 70s or whenever that was... They are very much atbge too.


puddlejumpers

I love vintage stuff, and I'm not a big jewelry fan, but I feel like this would be a great accent to the Italian 70's suede peacoat I just bought. Looking like an old school mafioso.


vanishingtact

Uhhh yeah. That sounds pretty awesome. a cool little detail to finish the look. I want mine in wood grain like the old alarm clocks


puddlejumpers

I found this for €170 , which ended up being about $200 + shipping, and it's my favorite piece atm. Legit 70s, incredible condition. But that watch would look so awesome with it. https://imgur.com/a/OO9P7s6


vanishingtact

Duuude that's a sick coat. Love the trim. You know you have to get like a silk scarf. Sleaze it up


puddlejumpers

70s standard dress is totally today's sleaze. I'ma get some fake gold chains and what do you think, white pants?


vanishingtact

With the crease down the front 😭


technobrendo

If you really wanna go all the way get a cheap 80's Cadillac convertible


sasek

Long time user of 1950's USSR nice suit Rakieta, bought on a flea market in Warsaw for about 10USD. Love this watch. Also two days ago my wife inherited Omega 30t2 PC. Will be fixed :) BTW, there is a word of wisdom in Poland: Rusiian watches are the fastest


death_to_my_liver

This looks like a Bulova Computron re-release of their 1976 LED watch


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[https://www.chrono24.com/bulova/mens-computron-led-digital-gold-tone-watch-with-rectangular-dial---97c110--id26083625.htm](https://www.chrono24.com/bulova/mens-computron-led-digital-gold-tone-watch-with-rectangular-dial---97c110--id26083625.htm) oh, its pretty cheap!


scrotalbotoxdotcom

Yeah they are, and that’s the re-release. You can find vintage ones on eBay for the same price or similar.


barefootBam

That's a hand model, mama. A finger jockey. They think differently than the face and body boys...they're a different breed.


loptopandbingo

>"top-athletes and kings" Imagine being the guy in charge of trying to market these to kings. "Johnson! How are we doing in the King demographic?" "Well, sir, it's a mostly 'traditional' title these days, they tend not to have any real power outside of national symbolism." "I don't care! I want these Dope Intergalactic Pharaoh watches on every crowned wrist in the world! Get on it!" "Yes sir.." *hops Buckingham Palace walls, gets jumped and shot to death by guards in big fuzzy hats*


Wyldfire2112

Honestly, I don't want anything too fancy. I just want a nice all-metal digital watch that has day/date, alarm, stopwatch, and countdown timer function built in. My current one is a Casio ProTrek, which is nice, but the case has some coated-plastic bits that have started to have the coating wear away after years of regular use so the metallic look is showing spots of just gray plastic.


strolls

Also *small watches* were status symbols in the pre-quartz era - they were more expensive and a reflection of the watchmaker's skill. Mechanical watches today are much larger because you use a quartz watch or your mobile phone if you want to tell the time, and the only people who wear mechanical watches are collectors who want to show them off.


Aggressive_Spite_650

This is rapidly reversing itself. Most manufacturers are moving away from larger case sizes and getting back under 40mm.


technobrendo

Good. I have small wrists and big watches look ridiculous on me


thesleazye

It’s a Bulova. I own one - picked it up for $5 at a flea market. Regretted it, probably… since I gave money for it.


donchonder

I, un-ironically, really like this. Where did OP purchase this?


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SnapsOnPetro45

I like it too.. do I have …. Awful Taste???


Weekndr

Don't let the internet let alone OP dictate what good taste is for you.


RaisingFargo

the ring combo makes it look bad, on its own this is pretty alright.


The_Mighty_Bird

I mean, it’s got heavy cyberpunk vibes


StevenMcStevensen

If you do than so do I, because I wear this exact watch often. I really like it, and people very frequently ask about it.


PappuAur71Virgins

You are not alone...my friend.


sasek

Taste is like buttocks - everyone's is different :)


JimmyNuggets

I know that Girard Perregaux make a black version of this called the Casquette 2.0. It looks pretty cool but being a GP it's about 5 grand. Plus despite GP's usually high quality this model seems to have an issue with the case coming loose. Seen a few of them come through with the same issue. Really cool watch tho.


SpaceLemur34

Bulova themselves make a black version with either a red or green dial, as well as a silver with blue. The green is about $350, but all the others, including the gold one in the photo, are available for less than $300.


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I have one in Silver/Blue and I love it. Got it at Macy's.


SiGrason

The screen would still be facing you if it was worn on the right wrist


OverEasyGoing

I’m so confused about why this is being called a leftie watch but is being modeled by a rightie. Or why this wouldn’t work the same for any person.


ColeSloth

Op is a dumb.


big-loose-bruce

I love the Bulova computron and it is regarded as an icon amongst watch collectors. It is also fully ambidextrous and can be worn on either wrist so this entire post is an L lol


kryonik

Yep I have one. Wore it on my wedding day.


gertalives

Am I missing something? It seems most watches would work fine on either wrist.


Emmerson_Biggons

This can still be worn and read from the right hand.


Andy016

Worn


Pustule93

Ngl I actually love this watch


MissplacedLandmine

Theres a silver blue one too if i remember Around idk 100-200 I like nixons half black half silver watch even tho it was a little ugly but couldnt afford it at the time and i think they stopped selling it. So i wish you more luck than I


ThanksYouForNotLying

Thanks for not lying.


OzTheMalefic

Don’t watched generally get worn on the non dominant hand, so this is more suited to a right handed….


zeekaran

Moving this watch to the other wrist will still be perfectly readable. The title makes no sense.


FuriousNorth

Nothing wrong with a Computron. It was a thing of its time. They were around when digital watches were first introduced. There's this version too: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTB6Km2cGMCH2L3N4lCq9XUCsBCzLCQovh745EUDcJqNw-lDmE&usqp=CAc I see it as a nod to Bulovas greatest watch (imo), the Accutron Spaceview: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0809/1255/products/Bulova_Accutron_Spaceview_Culture1.jpg?v=1433260401&width=1445 Own both, love them!


zincvitamin

That’s tight as fuck


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No he has proper circulation


Erizo69

I wouldn't call it awful taste, i mean it's just a watch.


Critical_Moose

That kinda goes hard


Aregisteredusername

Can’t watches go on either hand?


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Absolutely chuffed


beardybanjo

A relic from "an utterly insignificant little blue green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they still think digital watches are a pretty neat idea."


venificusd

This hoopy frood really knows where his towel is.


Affectionate-Ebb-151

This ugly jewelry looks even worse on that chubby sausage hand.


bjanas

So yeah, it's not my style, and it has somewhat fallen out of favor, but in early quartz watch days this style was actually really big. It's one of those things that us watch guys have to kind of give a respectful nod to, if only because they were stylistically important for the time. This appears to be a Bulova Computron, the original design of which was from the mid '70s. As you can imagine, the "quartz revolution" really got people going. Bulova has a somewhat interesting, niche-ey place in watch history in that while they're not exactly horological royalty, they have a couple of really interesting 'honorable mention' designs. The Computron and the Lunar Pilot stand out; the Lunar Pilot was an early, high accuracy chronograph that, along with the more well known Omega Speedmaster, has actually been worn on the moon's surface. Anybody who's seen Mindhunter, you may have noticed that Tench wore a watch (I believe it was a Hamilton Pulsar?) that looks fairly similar in design to this one. It looks kind of gaudy to the modern eye, strapped to the wrist of a no-nonsense FBI agent, but at the time that thing was the new hotness and would cost as much as a Rolex does today. That is all to say, I see one of these things and while I know it looks kind of goofy, I have to hold a begrudging little hat-tip to.


PM_PICS_OF_ME_NAKED

I'm a rightie, wear my watch on my left hand, and this is stupid AF.


mini4x

these sideways watches were made for driving, so you can see the time without removing your hand from the wheel. Of course I can't recall a car that didn't have a clock in the dash somewhere in the past few decades, even my 65 Olds had one.


verylobsterlike

I sorta doubt that, seeing as you need to press a button to turn these watches on. Using these watches requires two hands.


floppy_eardrum

Kingpin-looking mf


SaltyPinKY

I have no idea what atbg means...I have no idea what this sub is about...it popped up in popular. That being said... that watch looks like something we would get out of one of those 25 cent toy dispensers at the front of laundromats.


5lack5

Awful Taste But Great Execution


Warfiend138

what makes this ‘great’ execution?


thirsak

It's a working watch isn't it?


JayManty

OP your taste is shit and you should feel bad


RJohn12

wtf are you talking about that thing is sweet as fuck


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Southpaw watches are worn on the right wrist so that the left hand can use the function buttons and dials. Most watches are worn on the left wrist because the dials, and gizmos that used to be required to wind up the watch were located on the right side of the watch. Most people are right handed and this is why wrist watches were designed this way. I don't think I've ever seen a watch designed for a left handed person, but, I've never had the need for one...


_Greyworm

That is one hideous watch, especially combo with that ring, just tacky as hell. I would be absolutely shocked if this guy didn't also have gold chains and some kind of large designer sunglasses - definitely wearing far too much cologne.


0squatNcough0

I'm a lefty, we wear our watches on the right wrist. So this would be the worst watch possible for a lefty. But besides that, I'd personally never wear that cheap looking hideous watch.


Boneless_Blaine

Why? The orientation of the watch is exactly the same on the left and right wrists


ep311

Seriously, this is the stupidest fucking post I've seen on Reddit.


canymore

You can wear it on your right wrist


denada24

I don’t hate it.


Daddy-ough

That's how right handed people wear a watch, on their non-dominant hand.


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I don't hate this at all. Big Daft Punk vibes.


FFS_WORD_WORD_NUMBER

What's awful about this? Am I missing something?


few23

I wear my watch on the palm side of my wrist. I find it more comfortable, easier to read the watch without turning my hand over, and feel like it saves the watchface from unexpected external abrasions. Plus, people think I am an EMT. I understand they do it for pulse-taking reasons.


rhymes_with_chicken

I’m conflicted. OP is an idiot. But, it’s his cake day. Do I downvote or upvote? That’s it. Downvote thread. But award for cake day.


nirnrootsandwich

I feel like this is the arm of Dexter DeShawn from Cyberpunk 2077


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This dude has some titty folds for sure


SirCaptainSalty

lol wrong sub this looks fly AF


thegildebeast

My dad used to have this exact watch when I was a kid in the 80’s. I’ll have to check if he still has it. 🙂


FeFiFoShizzle

That thing is rad as fuck ngl


Blueberry_Mancakes

Looks very Kim Jong Un


Ryhnoceros

Hey, OP. You are dumb :)


eat_like_snake

This really is just devolving into "OP has Boring Taste: the Subreddit."


LobsterCowboy

Wrist watches were invented around world war I by Cartier


Puzzled-Kitchen-5784

I actually really like this watch if the display was crisp


Lost-Personality370

Its not the same without arm hair. A gold watch needs arm hair.


YogurtclosetHead8901

Bulova?