A question for those who wear a watch

[ELaurie]

This is so trivial, but here goes - dh recently bought me a new watch as a gift. Very sweet of him : )

 

I am right handed. I can't decide whether to wear it on my right wrist or my left wrist. If I wear it on my left wrist - the color of my watch is silver but my wedding ring is gold. WWYD?

[Stacia]

I wear my watch on my left arm because I am right-handed. I think it's fine that you're mixing two colors of metals -- I do it all the time. LOL. ;)

[CookieMonster]

I am right-handed, and despite the fashion-police protests, I always wore my watch on my left wrist so I could write comfortably.

 

Nowadays, it doesn't matter which wrist you put it on. Go forth in peace, my friend.

 

I can only stand to wear bracelets, etc. on my right arm when I'm doing something (like going out or getting married) that won't require me to be writing.

[shell in SC]

I have broken many a bracelet on my right hand while at work. The constant jarring and contact with other objects just doesn't work well with a bracelet. I wear sentimental jewelry on my left wrist.

[Michelle T]

I'm right handed, wear my silver and black watch on my left hand, along with gold wedding ring.

 

Works for me!

Michelle T

[abbeyej]

My mother always insisted the only *right* thing to do was to wear a watch on the non-dominant side. I thought that was a pain (and I'm naturally contrary), so when I wore a watch, I wore it on my right (even though I'm right handed).

 

I don't think it really matters in the least. Why not wear it one way today and another tomorrow and see which seems more comfortable?

[tinkgumby]

I'm a fan of going with what is most comfortable to you! I used to worry about silver and gold clashing, until I saw a watch that had both together. At that point I decided that it just didn't matter anymore! (:

[ELaurie]

I'm off to try out my new watch!

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