@@mokujin29 On many fronts, yes...you're correct, *BUT* the # of people who get triggered by way of comments on social media and YT, *CLEARLY* indicate that yes...people *DO* care what others think! :)
I tend to wear my watches fairly loose. Can't do tight. Especially a heavier dive watch, got to have quite a bit of play to avoid feeling claustrophobic of sorts.
For me, this has a lot to do with the shape and size of the back of the watch and the angle of the lugs, and which part of the wrist that the watch best fits against. This varies with the different watches that I own.
Excellent video Eric. To add to your point of swelling. I'm in FL as well and going from AC to outside humidity causes my wrist to swell enough that the watch becomes noticeably tighter.
It also depends on your wrist style. Some people have a slightly bigger wrist bone, or skinny forearms with no padding on the bones. They can't wear the watch on the bone. They need to wear it above the bone. Also, a loose watch will often tilt and slide and you'll sometimes need to hold the watch with your other hand in order to look at the time. I think that the best way to wear the watch is in the loosest possible way without it sliding on the bone.
When i size my watch so that i have a little bit of a mark after wearing it, it still slides onto my hand if i walk around letting my arms hang. How do i go about that ?
You knocked this out of the park once again. I totally agree with everything you said. Me personally I like to be able to fit the tip of my pinky between the watch and wrist, just enough play where its comfortable. Keep up the vids bro.
Great thoughts. The way a person wears a watch also depends on their career/ work activity. I am a retired Marine pilot. Those in jobs requiring physical/ tactical activity wear their watches tight. A sniper is not going to want a watch banging around on his wrist as he sights in on a target. Just like I don’t want to locate and secure my watch if I am timing something mission critical in the cockpit. Like dropping bombs “on time/ on target.” It needs to be right where I can take my hand off the throttle for a split second, chk it and get my hand back to the power/ HOTAS. Those w/ more relaxed jobs can wear their watch differently. Just thought I’d throw in my 2 cents or secs.
Its weird because its either to tight where it hurts my wrist or to loose where it slides all the way to my elbow so im not sure how to go about this lol
I wear my watch, believe it or not, on the INSIDE (underside) of my wrist. I believe it is a habit that started many years ago. Have you heard of anyone else wearing it in that position? Nice, informative video.
You’re exactly right. On the bone. Not so loose as to be able to rotate all the way around your wrist. It’s a clock attached to a bracelet. You’d never wear a bracelet that tight.
I was a train engineer and job required all matter of things timed as well as constantly moving hands and arms for speed adjustments of the locomotive, I have worn it loose and warn it almost snug, but always defaulted to a tightness that it would stay in one position on the wrist, usually below the bone almost snug, to this day the same
i got a new watch but i didnt want to mess with it just use it as it comes... it was too loose it was orbiting my elbow when ever i looked at it i had to turn it around to see it, the catch kept undoing its self it was pulling on hairs just generally annoying, so i took 2 links out the strap now it doesnt move around or undo its self, wrist is itchy though.
above the bone , can dig a finger under the clasp . Also i noticed my wrists is the biggest first thing in the morning when i first put the watch on . I think they swell when i sleep or something .
Right on brother, agree with you on all counts. A little loose because otherwise it gets yuck sweaty. Not good for leather and just uncomfortable on metal.
Thank you very much. Make sure to watch our latest video on getting a great price for a Rolex watch when you sell! th-cam.com/video/jt6jZfXA7tI/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful and informative! Also one more tip, if you go to bed while wearing your watch, loosen it up a little bit so you still have access to watch and it's more comfortable.
Cannot stand a loose watch because it keeps going up and down that way. Also funny you mentioned the fact about retaining water cause when I got my newest watch with a bracelet, I almost lost my marbles being pissed at it in the morning and content with it in the afternoon. You could have mentioned that you should be able to fit your index finger between your wrist and the bracelet, otherwise it's too tight.
Brett Patton that’s not true I’m in the Military and if I wear it loose it’ll move every time I fire my gun so tight is also correct it’s literally situation dictates
Eric, I really like your channel. (The sunglasses are cool and don't bother me a bit). And by the way, the background for this video is beautiful, and that gold Sub looks great on you. I want to respectfully disagree with you on proper wristwatch wear, although as you say, it's an opinion. I would say that "the Boy Scout method" for securing your watch to your body is: just inside of the wrist bone with enough tightness that you can easily push a pinky finger under the lugs. That method ensures that the watch will not hula hoop on the wrist, and by being inside of the wrist bone, your watch will not be subject to the stresses of all the maneuvers your wrist and hand has to do throughout the day. This method protects your watch from damage and from bracelet stretch. Also, when you need to see the face of your watch to tell time or to see how much air you have left in your aqualung, the watch is tight enough that it will obey and you can see it to observe the data you need from your watch with ever having to use the other hand to bring the watch face into proper view. Although you say this feels too tight for you, please try it, after some time you will see this is the superior way to wear your wrist watch. With this method, the back of your hand will never be able to touch the crown of the watch and put pressure on the springbars, possibly popping them out when you have a blue marlin on the hook and the rod and reel is in your left hand, lol. I see people all the time over at Hodinkee wearing watches like they are hipster bracelets. This is incorrect. That is why it is called a "watch band" or a "wrist band"---it should carefully bind the watch to you securely and comfortably. Think of the pilot's who wore their watches over the sleeve of the flight suit, or divers who wore them over their wetsuit sleeve. Give it a try. Great channel.
I’m a lefty BUT when I was in the Marine Corps, all males were required to wear their wristwatch on their the left. Same with belts(a traditional regular belt), you always put your belt through the loops started on the left side first. Females from what I was told were suppose to wear their wristwatch on the right.
Because my wrist size fluctuates, the bands / straps that dont have easy micro-adjusting tend to get left loose enough so it slides pretty easily easily over the wrist bone.
On a related subject...I have a tan genuine croc strap on my Navitimer..I wear it a little loose, but when the weather is hot and humid, the damn thing gets sweat stained..I hate that.. This is an interesting video...Thanks
1. Position: I believe how high or low you wear your watch depends on the length of your arms (Im tall with long arms, so my elbows are further from my wrists), but having it behind the bone is just infinitely more comfortable (no crown digging into your hand, or flat case back rubbing that rounded bone) 2. Tightness, I think this comes down to how well you’re able to size a specific watch, but I don’t like having to re-position the case on my wrist to get it to sit straight, and sometimes watches wear thinner when tighter. Submariner for example, if I wear it on the looser side, the case hovers over my wrist because of the case back that protrudes, giving it a less refined look. Whereas if I wear it tighter, the case actually sits flat on my wrist & makes the watch look much slimmer.
Hi just a quick question I’ve recently bought a new watch and have had 3 links removed. It still feels slightly loose, it slides below the bone and above, roughly 5 cm above the bone. I can fit my middle finger in the gap when it’s on my wrist, do you recon I should have another link taken out? I recon I would feel more comfortable if it wasn’t moving about. Worst part is I had the links taken out at a watch experts and he said it was fine. Cheers Sam
I think it also depends on the watch/strap combo. I would wear a diver on a bracelet looser than on silicone. I adjust my NATOs on the fly throughout the day so they hang out right on the bone. Leather band dress watches stay above the bone so they slide under the shirt cuff.
Most importantly is blood circulation,You can loosing it up on heavy watch.(And your ability check the time,) In the end of day, adjustment is needed. Not everyone is the same, Good video.
I like to wear my watches above the bone, borderline on the bone. Below the bone just doesn't work for me. Would rather it be too loose than too tight, but obviously I'm looking for a happy medium. Being left handed, I've always wore my watch on my right wrist, which I think it kind of nice as it keeps the crown out of the way. I'm a recent subscriber and I'm really enjoying the channel, Eric. Good, entertaining content.
I totally agree with the opinion he has... but it determines what size watch you are wearing at the time I have as small as 36mm an as big as 55mm an don’t like the crown digging into my hand an giving me the calluses spot. But I agree I hate the to loose watch wearing people who have to do the old man wrist shuffle to see the time 😂 great video
I'm right handed and used to wear my watch on my right hand but i later realised that my Precious kept getting banged up (which drove me nuts!!) because i use my dominant hand to do things. After i made the switch to my left hand, my newly bought Precious looked like brand new even after 2 years of regular wearing.
I'm left handed and have always wore my watch on my right wrist. I've never once set a watch while it was on my wrist, and I like the fact that the crown is out of the way and less susceptible to damage. Any other functions are easy to operate while on the right wrist, in my opinion.
dhunley1 yes, i know and other left handed friends do as well. Its just a personal preference. But if you had a daytona the screw down pushers wouldnt be easy to operate.
Yeah, it's all about what you're comfortable with. There really is no right or wrong, but there's no denying that watches were designed to be on the left wrist.
Does it not make perfect sense that, if you like watches then wearing two of them means you can enjoy two at a time instead of one? Please don't tell me that wearing a watch nowadays has anything to do with keeping track of time so one will do, we love watches simple as. Of course people will think you are either a wierdo or,most likely, a show off. So unfortunately you'd be better off sticking to one and staying in line with the norms.
I wear my watch on the bone, since wearing it above the bone just feels wrong, and kind of impractical, considering you would have to wear your watch really tight that it clings to the skin above the bone so it won't slide down when you walk or drop your arm. I always try to find a happy medium. not tight, and not loose. Just enough breathing room for a bit of space to allow for wrist expansion and temperature changes so it won't cut off my circulation or it won't feel tight and constricting against the skin. this is especially helpful for me cause i live in a hot country. I find that being able to find this happy medium also depends on how the watch itself is built and that no two watches will fit exactly the same. Instead of looking for a perfect fit, I aim for a comfortable one.
when you buy a watch , how can i know if the watch is too big on my wrist ? sometimes it seems to me big but my friends say it’s fine looks good on your wrist ..is it fine to wear big watches ? or it looks idiot ?
Above the elbow, end of discussion.
Put it inside the pocket.
Underrated comment, lol.
XD hahahaha oh man that was good haha
I totally agree.
😂
I wear my watch on my forehead.
I wear it on my foreskin
I wear it IN my foreskin, tucked away and wont be scratched by the zipper.@@Brainman_2331
@@bloodyoil5660 damn that's some next level shit. I'll do that too from now on!
ok Naruto
@@bloodyoil5660 wtf based
Two things I like tight: my women and my watches.
I agree on One!!
Hugo Lopez LOL
women & watches are best when loose...
@@TenTen32 Nope!
Yep all the women you 'payed' for unlike your watch, because you can't steal them . . . . . . . like your watch.
if you wear an expensive watch that's too slack - people will think it's fake...it's like a bad fitted suit..
+TheWeardale1 correct.
Who cares what people think.
@@mokujin29 On many fronts, yes...you're correct, *BUT* the # of people who get triggered by way of comments on social media and YT, *CLEARLY* indicate that yes...people *DO* care what others think! :)
@@mokujin29most people who buy a watch are business people and you would want your potential business partners to think good of you
So basically what you’re saying is wear a watch however you like it. Good instruction. Bravo
I tend to wear my watches fairly loose. Can't do tight. Especially a heavier dive watch, got to have quite a bit of play to avoid feeling claustrophobic of sorts.
Very informative, friend. But, what’s your take on wearing sunglasses indoors?
I agree with you 100%. A little loose and on the bone - but if it falls either way - it is OK. Great video!
For me, this has a lot to do with the shape and size of the back of the watch and the angle of the lugs, and which part of the wrist that the watch best fits against. This varies with the different watches that I own.
I like to wear the watch slightly below the wrist bone, but not too loose that it drags too far down once you raise your arm. Good points though!
Totally agree! There are no hard and fast rules. It's about preference and comfort.
I wouldn't ever sub to this stuff. But in a pinch, I watched 3 videos for these tips and yours was the best ! Good stuff.
Excellent video Eric. To add to your point of swelling. I'm in FL as well and going from AC to outside humidity causes my wrist to swell enough that the watch becomes noticeably tighter.
My wrist is 6,2 inches. Do you think a rolex submariner that is 40mm could feet my slim wrist?
You are wearing that watch way too loosely.
It also depends on your wrist style. Some people have a slightly bigger wrist bone, or skinny forearms with no padding on the bones. They can't wear the watch on the bone. They need to wear it above the bone. Also, a loose watch will often tilt and slide and you'll sometimes need to hold the watch with your other hand in order to look at the time. I think that the best way to wear the watch is in the loosest possible way without it sliding on the bone.
When i size my watch so that i have a little bit of a mark after wearing it, it still slides onto my hand if i walk around letting my arms hang. How do i go about that ?
You knocked this out of the park once again. I totally agree with everything you said. Me personally I like to be able to fit the tip of my pinky between the watch and wrist, just enough play where its comfortable. Keep up the vids bro.
This is the best video about fitment and its hilarious. TY brother!
Great thoughts. The way a person wears a watch also depends on their career/ work activity. I am a retired Marine pilot. Those in jobs requiring physical/ tactical activity wear their watches tight. A sniper is not going to want a watch banging around on his wrist as he sights in on a target. Just like I don’t want to locate and secure my watch if I am timing something mission critical in the cockpit. Like dropping bombs “on time/ on target.” It needs to be right where I can take my hand off the throttle for a split second, chk it and get my hand back to the power/ HOTAS. Those w/ more relaxed jobs can wear their watch differently. Just thought I’d throw in my 2 cents or secs.
yo, i can agree with that
Korean Emperor I don’t know. You tell me. I have some friends who are lawyers but we never talk watches.
I like on the Bone also. You get the best of both worlds. Nice Job Eric.
Its weird because its either to tight where it hurts my wrist or to loose where it slides all the way to my elbow so im not sure how to go about this lol
Same
What's the brand of the sunglasses?
If I wear tight but above wrist bone .So, it will be affect on my bone or not
This was hilarious. I appreciate the help!
ive taken out all the links on my watch yet its still loose. i wonder what I can do
I wear my watch, believe it or not, on the INSIDE (underside) of my wrist. I believe it is a habit that started many years ago. Have you heard of anyone else wearing it in that position? Nice, informative video.
Ya my dad did that all his life. I'm not sure where came from
My uncle also does thay
My favourite channel on youtube. You got me hooked bro, Can't wait to begin working and buy my first proper watch
Patek on my left, AP on my right, all on my arms.
Torsten Dimpflmeier Got my AP going psycho
And Seiko 5 around both ankles.
And Pandora around the ankle?
You’re exactly right. On the bone.
Not so loose as to be able to rotate all the way around your wrist.
It’s a clock attached to a bracelet. You’d never wear a bracelet that tight.
Thanks so much for your tips Eric, love your sense of humor, cheers !!!
I was a train engineer and job required all matter of things timed as well as constantly moving hands and arms for speed adjustments of the locomotive, I have worn it loose and warn it almost snug, but always defaulted to a tightness that it would stay in one position on the wrist, usually below the bone almost snug, to this day the same
i got a new watch but i didnt want to mess with it just use it as it comes... it was too loose it was orbiting my elbow when ever i looked at it i had to turn it around to see it, the catch kept undoing its self it was pulling on hairs just generally annoying, so i took 2 links out the strap now it doesnt move around or undo its self, wrist is itchy though.
I appreciate your perspective on this topic Eric thank you.
Great video. Some people just don't know how to properly wear a watch.
I like the way you speak and explain
above the bone , can dig a finger under the clasp . Also i noticed my wrists is the biggest first thing in the morning when i first put the watch on . I think they swell when i sleep or something .
JoeyJoe lower your salt intake .
Right on brother, agree with you on all counts. A little loose because otherwise it gets yuck sweaty. Not good for leather and just uncomfortable on metal.
Very great 👍🏽 points!
Thank you very much. Make sure to watch our latest video on getting a great price for a Rolex watch when you sell! th-cam.com/video/jt6jZfXA7tI/w-d-xo.html
I was curious, and then I was thinking I was gonna hate the video... and then I realized it was over and I enjoyed it... 😂
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 😉
Totally agree with you: on the bone, not too tight nor too loose and on the left wrist. Great video!
Thanks For The Advice . .My watch slides up my arm all the Time. This was very helpful
Very helpful and informative! Also one more tip, if you go to bed while wearing your watch, loosen it up a little bit so you still have access to watch and it's more comfortable.
Superb video. Very comical and well said. Thank you.
Cannot stand a loose watch because it keeps going up and down that way. Also funny you mentioned the fact about retaining water cause when I got my newest watch with a bracelet, I almost lost my marbles being pissed at it in the morning and content with it in the afternoon. You could have mentioned that you should be able to fit your index finger between your wrist and the bracelet, otherwise it's too tight.
I appreciate if there is a micro adjustment on the clasp
On the bone is correct. That way it slide above and below. More comfortable that way.
Brett Patton that’s not true I’m in the Military and if I wear it loose it’ll move every time I fire my gun so tight is also correct it’s literally situation dictates
wrong you never wear a watch on the bone. uncomfortable as hell.
YES!! This is ME! Thanks E 🙏🏾 💪🏾
I agree, It's All in the Wrist. It Allcomes down to style and taste. Great Video!
Ceramic Sub AKA The Landlord watch and the black is my favorite Love your videos Eric 👍👍👍
What about wearing a mechanical watch and an electronic watch on the other hand like a fitbit or an Apple Watch
That video was very helpful Eric
Thank You for Watching!!!$$$
I think it looks the best on the bone, but it will slide around a bit, which is normal, so it's not like it's glued to your skin.
Above the bone, or in some cases on the bone. Below the bone looks stupid and the crown will dig into your hand.
that's why rolex wear so well. you can quick adjust in just seconds depending if you're in warm or colder conditions.
Eric, I really like your channel. (The sunglasses are cool and don't bother me a bit). And by the way, the background for this video is beautiful, and that gold Sub looks great on you. I want to respectfully disagree with you on proper wristwatch wear, although as you say, it's an opinion. I would say that "the Boy Scout method" for securing your watch to your body is: just inside of the wrist bone with enough tightness that you can easily push a pinky finger under the lugs. That method ensures that the watch will not hula hoop on the wrist, and by being inside of the wrist bone, your watch will not be subject to the stresses of all the maneuvers your wrist and hand has to do throughout the day. This method protects your watch from damage and from bracelet stretch. Also, when you need to see the face of your watch to tell time or to see how much air you have left in your aqualung, the watch is tight enough that it will obey and you can see it to observe the data you need from your watch with ever having to use the other hand to bring the watch face into proper view. Although you say this feels too tight for you, please try it, after some time you will see this is the superior way to wear your wrist watch. With this method, the back of your hand will never be able to touch the crown of the watch and put pressure on the springbars, possibly popping them out when you have a blue marlin on the hook and the rod and reel is in your left hand, lol. I see people all the time over at Hodinkee wearing watches like they are hipster bracelets. This is incorrect. That is why it is called a "watch band" or a "wrist band"---it should carefully bind the watch to you securely and comfortably. Think of the pilot's who wore their watches over the sleeve of the flight suit, or divers who wore them over their wetsuit sleeve. Give it a try. Great channel.
I’m a lefty BUT when I was in the Marine Corps, all males were required to wear their wristwatch on their the left. Same with belts(a traditional regular belt), you always put your belt through the loops started on the left side first. Females from what I was told were suppose to wear their wristwatch on the right.
Chuck Norris tells his watch the time not the other way around 😄
No matter how hard I try to put it above the bone it slides down anyway or is crazy tight
i wear on the bone or above. i wear a submariner and the crown is super sharp and digs into my hand, causing marks if i wear it low
I hated my submariner, way too sharp, i switched to Yachtmaster
The maxicase lugs are bit big on my sub too need a link put on my bracelet soon my glidelock is maxed out
Great video Eric. You´ve helped me a lot!!
Thank you! Awesome video!
Thank you. I ygink i got one too tight and one that needs a link removed. I like my watch below the bone.
Eric, how many links north and south is your watch?
I wear 4 oyster links on the south.
Because my wrist size fluctuates, the bands / straps that dont have easy micro-adjusting tend to get left loose enough so it slides pretty easily easily over the wrist bone.
On a related subject...I have a tan genuine croc strap on my Navitimer..I wear it a little loose, but when the weather is hot and humid, the damn thing gets sweat stained..I hate that..
This is an interesting video...Thanks
Hey Eric, I really liked this video. I agree with everything you said plus you made me laugh.
1. Position: I believe how high or low you wear your watch depends on the length of your arms (Im tall with long arms, so my elbows are further from my wrists), but having it behind the bone is just infinitely more comfortable (no crown digging into your hand, or flat case back rubbing that rounded bone)
2. Tightness, I think this comes down to how well you’re able to size a specific watch, but I don’t like having to re-position the case on my wrist to get it to sit straight, and sometimes watches wear thinner when tighter. Submariner for example, if I wear it on the looser side, the case hovers over my wrist because of the case back that protrudes, giving it a less refined look. Whereas if I wear it tighter, the case actually sits flat on my wrist & makes the watch look much slimmer.
Why dont they make watches for left handed people? Crown at 9:00 ?
Hi just a quick question I’ve recently bought a new watch and have had 3 links removed. It still feels slightly loose, it slides below the bone and above, roughly 5 cm above the bone. I can fit my middle finger in the gap when it’s on my wrist, do you recon I should have another link taken out? I recon I would feel more comfortable if it wasn’t moving about. Worst part is I had the links taken out at a watch experts and he said it was fine. Cheers Sam
This video is too funny! 😂 👍
Good informative video
I think it also depends on the watch/strap combo. I would wear a diver on a bracelet looser than on silicone. I adjust my NATOs on the fly throughout the day so they hang out right on the bone. Leather band dress watches stay above the bone so they slide under the shirt cuff.
Also depends if the bracelet has a toolless micro-adjust. Game changer when working out comfort Vs wrist size changes during the day
Most importantly is blood circulation,You can loosing it up on heavy watch.(And your ability check the time,) In the end of day, adjustment is needed. Not everyone is the same, Good video.
I liked wearing them lose until it get hooked it on a cable at work ..3 days later I had to have surgery so now I wear them tight
I like to wear my watches above the bone, borderline on the bone. Below the bone just doesn't work for me. Would rather it be too loose than too tight, but obviously I'm looking for a happy medium. Being left handed, I've always wore my watch on my right wrist, which I think it kind of nice as it keeps the crown out of the way.
I'm a recent subscriber and I'm really enjoying the channel, Eric. Good, entertaining content.
Thank You for Watching!!!
Great overview!! Thank you!!
Very good advice ....
Gold Sub looks great. I need to buy a watch from this guy. Great vid
I totally agree with the opinion he has... but it determines what size watch you are wearing at the time I have as small as 36mm an as big as 55mm an don’t like the crown digging into my hand an giving me the calluses spot. But I agree I hate the to loose watch wearing people who have to do the old man wrist shuffle to see the time 😂 great video
Absolutely right for me
thanks your advice
love this topic. keep uploading.
Your point on loose or tight is true. I cannot stand having my watches too loose but people have told my me whole life loose is superior.
Nice video mate
Great video. Glidelock comes in handy for comfort throughout the day :)
G1234 X The glide lock is the best in the industry 👍👍👍
I almost regret having the glidelock. I'm always adjusting it.
Always great style Eric!
Thank You for Watching!!!
Couldn’t agree more. We were are watches exactly the same. Thanks bro!
I would love to get a new watch I found them uncomfortable if it was on the bone
How can avoid this
Great video👍🏻
Where should the clasp be?
I like to wear my watch around my ankle, and usually a bit loose
I'm right handed and used to wear my watch on my right hand but i later realised that my Precious kept getting banged up (which drove me nuts!!) because i use my dominant hand to do things. After i made the switch to my left hand, my newly bought Precious looked like brand new even after 2 years of regular wearing.
"Take one more link off..."
"Brother." 😂
Hi. It explains a lot. Thanks!
Eric, what about wearing it with the face on the underside of your wrist?
I am left handed and i also cant wear it on the right. Watches are made for the left arm. You couldnt operate the crown properly anyways.
juliangst Heavy is the head that wears the crown, am I right???
I'm left handed and have always wore my watch on my right wrist. I've never once set a watch while it was on my wrist, and I like the fact that the crown is out of the way and less susceptible to damage. Any other functions are easy to operate while on the right wrist, in my opinion.
dhunley1 yes, i know and other left handed friends do as well. Its just a personal preference. But if you had a daytona the screw down pushers wouldnt be easy to operate.
Yeah, it's all about what you're comfortable with. There really is no right or wrong, but there's no denying that watches were designed to be on the left wrist.
You are not supposed to use the crown while the watch is on your wrist, you could bend it.
Why would anyone wear two watches at once?
Does it not make perfect sense that, if you like watches then wearing two of them means you can enjoy two at a time instead of one?
Please don't tell me that wearing a watch nowadays has anything to do with keeping track of time so one will do, we love watches simple as.
Of course people will think you are either a wierdo or,most likely, a show off.
So unfortunately you'd be better off sticking to one and staying in line with the norms.
To FleX
I guess if you have two killing richard milles and go out only one day in the weekend. So you use both to, you know, optimize hahahaha
TH-cam has told me they are freemasons
To be a Cuban leader from the 70s?
mine is loose it goes up and down when im not wearing sleeves
I wear my watch on the bone, since wearing it above the bone just feels wrong, and kind of impractical, considering you would have to wear your watch really tight that it clings to the skin above the bone so it won't slide down when you walk or drop your arm. I always try to find a happy medium. not tight, and not loose. Just enough breathing room for a bit of space to allow for wrist expansion and temperature changes so it won't cut off my circulation or it won't feel tight and constricting against the skin. this is especially helpful for me cause i live in a hot country. I find that being able to find this happy medium also depends on how the watch itself is built and that no two watches will fit exactly the same. Instead of looking for a perfect fit, I aim for a comfortable one.
when you buy a watch , how can i know if the watch is too big on my wrist ? sometimes it seems to me big but my friends say it’s fine looks good on your wrist ..is it fine to wear big watches ? or it looks idiot ?
like sometimes i wear AP RO offshore i feel it’s big on my wrist not 100% compatible with my wrist size ..and sometimes i see it fine