CycleChat investigates - watches

[Levo-Lon]

No not in bed,i didn't wear a watch for years.
The job i did wasn't watch friendly, digging and using concrete breakers etc.

I wear a fit bit and a solar watch now.
The wife wears her fit bit in bed ,friggin thing flashes like a strobe light when she fidgets in the night,
My favourite watch ever was a Tag copy i got in spain in 96 ,it lasted years, £10 !!

 

[rikki]

I only wear a watch in bed if I'm on holiday and need to know where it is and what the time is . ...

Definitely keep my watch on at night when camping.

They make watches for females too now, i believe.

The first wrist watches were made for ladies.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

The wife wears her fit bit in bed ,friggin thing flashes like a strobe light when she fidgets in the night,

Calling @Fnaar

 

[Hugh Manatee]

You have missed out the obvious:

Yes, I forget/CBA to take it off.

My Seiko Diver's watch needs some attention so I'm thinking of looking for a stop-gap. Any recommendations before my wrist tans at the same rate as the rest of my arm?

 

[graham bowers]

Since retiring from paid work, I hardly ever wear a watch at any time.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Haven’t worn one for about 20 years. I can tell the time by the position of the Sun. Get with the Nature. Man.

Im like that,always no the time give or take 10 mins,
I dont need a alarm in the morning but have one..

 

[Venod]

Watches are like cars you can get along with a cheap and cheerful one but its nice to have something special, I have spent far to much cash on cars and am at the moment trying to resit changing vehicles, I haven't spent as much on watches but could quite easily if tempted, I guess if you buy the right watch it could be an investment, I can't say any of mine are worth more than I paid for them and I have never made money on a car.

 

[Drago]

[QUOTE 5265070, member: 9609"]don't even own a watch, I subconsciously count and can be accurate to within a quaker of an inch[/QUOTE]

You measure your porridge?

 

[Hugh Manatee]

Haven’t worn one for about 20 years. I can tell the time by the position of the Sun. Get with the Nature. Man.

The time? Certainly mate, it's day/night time. I can tell by the sun!

 

[Cycleops]

I bought one of these from Decathlon, about £16. Light and water proof so great for wearing all the time. They also do one for a fiver which is also a great buy for a simple digital watch .but only comes in black.


I'm in the UK for a bit and took the opportunity to buy this Seiko PADI turtle diver. Lovely watch but a bit heavy for bed.

 

[classic33]

Haven’t worn one for about 20 years. I can tell the time by the position of the Sun. Get with the Nature. Man.

At night?

 

[midlife]

I wear my watch with the dial on the inside of my wrist....just like my dad did .

 

[derrick]

Real men do not wear watches or any othe bangle..The first option needs ammending.

 

[FishFright]

They make watches for females too now, i believe.

But women know that wearing a named watch in bed is ... is ... well lets just call it overcompensating

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

Worn '24/7', I have to take it off at work, due it being a 'Bare Below Elbow' policy