Is it just me? Does anyone "feel" their watch to know what they're wearing without looking it?
I change my watch a lot, once a day minimum, sometimes I forget what I'm wearing and test myself for how it feels and then make a guess and then look! Am I a mentalist?
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Chairman_Bored
I have a budget and not a huge one. No real hankering for the big boy stuff, like my accuracy and my legibility.
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I think it’s very interesting what you have shared with us. If you forget what you’re wearing, close your eyes and just guess by the feel it then, my friend I think you may have found your superpower and I think I just found an interesting idea for my next YouTube video content LMAO 😀
I think it’s very interesting what you have shared with us. If you forget what you’re wearing, close your eyes and just guess by the feel it then, my friend I think you may have found your superpower and I think I just found an interesting idea for my next YouTube video content LMAO 😀
I've literally just done it, I changed my watch about an hour ago, looked at it since, got the time but forgot what I was wearing, then deliberately looked away and felt under my sleeve, I got it right LOL. Thought I'd ask others if I'm a solo niche idiot! 😂
Yes, several times a day! 👍🏻
It's all fun and games until you're outside, feel your wrist and there is nothing there.... Then the terror sets in.
I feel more naked leaving the house without my watch than I do with my smartphone.
It's all fun and games until you're outside, feel your wrist and there is nothing there.... Then the terror sets in.
I feel more naked leaving the house without my watch than I do with my smartphone.
I get that too, it's very rare I don't have a watch it's usually minutes in the shower. It's part of me.
I could tell the difference between my OP on vintage leather and my G-Shock on metal bracelet. 👍
Sorry, I don't feel you.