http://www.amazon.com/Movado-2600074-Performance-Steel-Bracelet/dp/B0028N71NQ/ref=sr_1_7?s=watches&ie=UTF8&qid=1323938243&sr=1-7 The watch I wear. Got it as a gift.
Funny as it is... no. My father was a watchmaker and I rarely if ever do wear watches... simply because time is not something I like to live by. I do have a few... and they are nice... but I only wear them on special occasions.
Unfortunatly I have no concept of time, I can be doing something and be in my own little world then, not realise if its been 5 mins or half an hour, freaks me out. I wear I nice little Breil at the moment nothing special.
http://www.amazon.com/Movado-2600074-Performance-Steel-Bracelet/dp/B0028N71NQ/ref=sr_1_7?s=watches&ie=UTF8&qid=1323938243&sr=1-7 The watch I wear. Got it as a gift. Charazani
Never been a fan of watches/accessories/jewelry. I went through an earring phase a few times in my life, then got over it. I don't even like tats (I like them on other people, just not on myself, but I'm open to changing my mind about this).
I would like to. But unfortunately I lost mine :( It wasn't that great anyway. SO! I shall buy a watch of great quality. Which to behold shall be an experience to remember!
Like one of the posters above I feel naked without it. My wrist just feels too light. Had the same watch for the last 10 yrs now, was a b-day present when I was younger. It's analog.
I do use it to tell the time, easier to look at that than my phone. I also run it 5 minutes fast to make sure I never/rarely late.
Best thing about it? It's kinetic so no batteries needed!
[QUOTE="fastesttruck"][QUOTE="horgen123"] Every time I want to know what the time is. Why not check your phone instead tho? Then you can also check for a new msg Takes me more time.
[QUOTE="fastesttruck"][QUOTE="horgen123"] Takes me more time. ah. But some of us have far too much time on their hands and can spare that time. Plus I like being cheap I used a wrist watch for years, so I got a couple of those. Then stopped for years and some time ago I begun(or began??) wearing on again.
Yes, when I am outside of my home. The main and only reason is to keep time. I do not wear jewelry, not care for it. It's digital. I've had it for 3 years now.
Otherwise, I do not have a cell/smartphone, and even if I did, I am guessing I would still have a wrist watch, simply because I like the instant gratification of the thing.
[QUOTE="horgen123"] I used a wrist watch for years, so I got a couple of those. Then stopped for years and some time ago I begun(or began??) wearing on again.So its something you're used to? And its began in that case. Begun would be used in something like The countdowns begun.
I wear a watch for more than just telling time. Proceedures for the kind of work I do are time dependent and in many cases, a phone is not even allowed if not intristically safe (very expensive proposition and in some places, even flashlights are not allowed). Now, After work, I do wear a watch as an accessory and telling time.
[QUOTE="fastesttruck"][QUOTE="horgen123"] I used a wrist watch for years, so I got a couple of those. Then stopped for years and some time ago I begun(or began??) wearing on again.So its something you're used to? And its began in that case. Begun would be used in something like The countdowns begun. Thank you =)
Yeah I am quite used to wearing one, however it was kinda set back to zero after I damaged some the nerves in my left wrist.
i have a cellphone...but i will wear a watch for work(mp) and paintball because i either dont carry my phone(paintball) or its just unprofessional or takes too much time to check my cellphone...however when im off the clock i just use my cell
I don't wear one. Didn't like the feel of one on my wrist when I was little. I'll use my phone to tell the time. If you hit that "back" button on it while it's locked, it brings up a screen with the time and date.
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