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Work watch, worn for 2 years, normally straps last around 6 months on anything else!
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I have the exact same watch for work, had it years too. Can’t kill it 🙂^ Face how do you cope with bracelets on the same wrist as a watch, are they all lose, don’t you find they interfere with the watch, maybe cause more scratches to them?
^ Face how do you cope with bracelets on the same wrist as a watch, are they all lose, don’t you find they interfere with the watch, maybe cause more scratches to them?
Well, for starters I tried having a watch on my right wrist but it just felt plain awkward. So left wrist it was.I find that the copper bracelet helps with my arthritis, and the stainless steel bracelet I got from my daughter. I clipped the links on the SS one so as not to climb over my watches. It sits a little tighter than normal but still lose enough to slide back and forth. I like to wear my watch as close to my hand as possible cause I wear dress shirts and it feels awkward to have the cuff covering the watch ….. plus I don’t get to show off my watch that way. 😀
My right wrist has a magnetic bracelet that my wife got me and a foliage green paracord bracelet.
So I guess long story short ……. it doesn’t really get in the way of my watches, they do occasionally get underneath them but I’m not too worried about scratches. They are all relatively cheap watches that I like to rotate.
Cheers,
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Well, for starters I tried having a watch on my right wrist but it just felt plain awkward. So left wrist it was.
I find that the copper bracelet helps with my arthritis, and the stainless steel bracelet I got from my daughter. I clipped the links on the SS one so as not to climb over my watches. It sits a little tighter than normal but still lose enough to slide back and forth. I like to wear my watch as close to my hand as possible cause I wear dress shirts and it feels awkward to have the cuff covering the watch ….. plus I don’t get to show off my watch that way. 😀
My right wrist has a magnetic bracelet that my wife got me and a foliage green paracord bracelet.
So I guess long story short ……. it doesn’t really get in the way of my watches, they do occasionally get underneath them but I’m not too worried about scratches. They are all relatively cheap watches that I like to rotate.
Cheers,
FACE
Agreed on the right wrist, having a watch there just does not feel right!
I like the look and idea of a watch + bracelet but it just feels wrong and I’d be worried about some watches getting scratched crystals.
Interesting to hear others reasons though, thanks for the reply 🙂[IMG]
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