I’m right-handed, but I wear left-handed watches (As in, I intentionally seek out these lefty watches) on my left wrist.
Lola - 4 years ago
I wonder has this changed with the smart watches?
Chelsea - 8 years ago
I'm right handed and wear my watch on my right. I have more control of my right hand so my watch doesn't get damaged as it would on my left because I just let it slide all around carelessly.
Kim - 8 years ago
I'm right handed, and wear my watch on my right. I am left eye dominate and fire a weapon left handed. I noticed it's harder for me to wear my watch on my left.
Marc - 9 years ago
I am left handed and wear my watch on my left wrist. When I was younger, there was very little accommodation for left handed people, and so I wore a watch where it was most comfortable and just learned to wind with my right hand.
Ben - 9 years ago
FYI, I am left-handed and at age 45 (having worn watches for about 30 years), I switched from wearing my watch on my left wrist to my right wrist.
Why? Because I started wearing a smartwatch. It's much easier to input commands with the hand I write/tap with. As a result, I now wear ALL of my watches (with the exception of those with metal bracelets) on my right wrist. I kinda like it.
I’m right-handed, but I wear left-handed watches (As in, I intentionally seek out these lefty watches) on my left wrist.
I wonder has this changed with the smart watches?
I'm right handed and wear my watch on my right. I have more control of my right hand so my watch doesn't get damaged as it would on my left because I just let it slide all around carelessly.
I'm right handed, and wear my watch on my right. I am left eye dominate and fire a weapon left handed. I noticed it's harder for me to wear my watch on my left.
I am left handed and wear my watch on my left wrist. When I was younger, there was very little accommodation for left handed people, and so I wore a watch where it was most comfortable and just learned to wind with my right hand.
FYI, I am left-handed and at age 45 (having worn watches for about 30 years), I switched from wearing my watch on my left wrist to my right wrist.
Why? Because I started wearing a smartwatch. It's much easier to input commands with the hand I write/tap with. As a result, I now wear ALL of my watches (with the exception of those with metal bracelets) on my right wrist. I kinda like it.