STORM2K

I wear my watch on my right arm.

Right... and I'm Right-Handed.

Figure that one out.

I am a lefty and I wear my Swatch on me right arm.... Go Figure

Same here - right handed but my watch has to go on my left wrist. Always!

Another question could be:

Is the watch face on the inside of your wrist or outside? Some people like to wear their watch almost backwards, I've never been able to do that (inside). Guess it's what you get used to.

But no matter, if I forget to put my watch back on after a shower, I'm constantly looking at my wrist for the time. Wearing a watch can be addicting!

Mary

left arm.

Left wrist.
The battery went a while back and I was so busy I didn't have time to get another one until a week later. It drove me absolutely nuts not having my watch. I'm much better now.

Been there fish. I can not be with out my watch for to long.
I am a righty and wear it on my left wrist, and sometimes it faces out and sometimes in. I used to have in face in always when I was younger.

dizzyfish - I hear ya. I've discovered you're either a faithful watch wearer or you're not. I even sleep with mine on and if I leave home w/o it on, it drives me crazy too. After getting back home, it's almost always the first thing I do - put it back on. Anymore there just aren't clocks on display in stores, malls or even our home! We've tried battery operated wall clocks but they malfunction after a while. You have to squint to see it at the VCR. Our microwave clock loses time, between 5 and 10 and you're always resetting it. So I just delete the whole clock part. I am THE watch/clock in this house, unless someone flips open their cell or turns on their laptop!

Mary

I never take my watch off, I feel naked with out it...

I never take mine off either, it is water proof up to 30 meters, so I shower and swim with it too, it only comes off for a new band, new battery, or new watch.

Left arm, to the outside; when I was a commercial artist, it was worn on the inside of my wrist (no wasted motion to see the time, while at my drafting table).

My "new" watch needs a new battery, too; and I am still hunting for a mechanical D-H Wehrmachtsdienstuhr (German Army service watch) to add to my collection. My "atomic watch" died about a year ago; it was too expensive to repair.

Being left handed in most respects, I wear my watch on my right arm. It would restrict wrist motion when I'm writing.

I wear mine on my left arm, I'm right handed, and I NEVER take mine off...Its a pretty watch anyway...a gold Seiko, and I love it, so I wouldn't take it off anyway...I LOVE jewlery!!! I never take my wedding ring off wither...

I have mine on my right arm.

streetsoldier wrote:Left arm, to the outside; when I was a commercial artist, it was worn on the inside of my wrist (no wasted motion to see the time, while at my drafting table).

My "new" watch needs a new battery, too; and I am still hunting for a mechanical D-H Wehrmachtsdienstuhr (German Army service watch) to add to my collection. My "atomic watch" died about a year ago; it was too expensive to repair.

Did the reactor run out of fuel?hehehe

vbhoutex wrote:

streetsoldier wrote:Left arm, to the outside; when I was a commercial artist, it was worn on the inside of my wrist (no wasted motion to see the time, while at my drafting table).

My "new" watch needs a new battery, too; and I am still hunting for a mechanical D-H Wehrmachtsdienstuhr (German Army service watch) to add to my collection. My "atomic watch" died about a year ago; it was too expensive to repair.

Did the reactor run out of fuel?hehehe

No...during one of my earlier accidents this year (falling down), the watch broke on the edge of the stair leading into the kitchen.

Right handed but my watch goes on my Left arm

same here..

Am a righty and wear my watch on the left arm...also, recently had a new battery put into my watch.

Eric

left handed, so my watch goes on my right hand...