Do you wear a watch to bed?

I usually wear a smart Watch or fitness tracker to track my sleep.

Same here. I know it is not the “watch” as some say, but I use it for sleep tracking, for checking time when kids wake me up during the night 😅and as a silent alarm (no sound, just vibration on the wrist) as I am the first one in the house to wake up during work days.

Never used to until I got this one. My dog wakes me up every morning at 5:30 so if I wake up l like to check the time and make sure it’s not 4:30.😆

Just don’t bother to take my watches off. I wear whatever I wore that day. It’s not to check the time. Just haven’t ever felt the need to not wear it all night too

If it's a smaller/lighter watch I will forget to take it off.

Ditto ... this is exactly my sitch too!

And why this watch exactly? It’s small and light enough?

No, for the same reason why I don't sleep with my glasses on.

Yeah compared to my Sinn it’s like it’s not even there.

I always sleep with a watch on, always have.

I find it the easiest way to check the time when I wake up in the middle of the night.

There are only 2 times I wear a watch while sleeping:

--- I know there's a high likelihood I'm going to have to wake up in the middle of the night and boogie (like while on call or standby for a job or military service).

--- While I'm backpacking.

Usually the Skmei version of the F-91W because of the backlight.

I don't even like wearing my wedding ring when I sleep, much less a watch

Kinda like this minus the hat😝

A plastic Casio, a light titanium Boccia (now rarely), or whatever I'm wearing when I'm travelling and I'm not in a secure room.

Yes. All the time. I generally wear whatever I was wearing during the day. Usually a vario 1918 or Oris chronograph.

Weirdly, I just wear what's on to sleep unless it's a more valuable piece

I always wear my gshock GBD200. It has a vibration alarm so I don't wake up my wife when I have to get up early in the morning.

The watches I've been wearing for the last eight months (Seestern S434 and Wise Adamascus AD773) both have great lume, so I just kept wearing them. If I wore a non-lumed watch during the day, I might swap it for the night.

YES, of course. Since the early 1980's.

Blummin' weird not to.

Only time I haven't is hospital and prison, & I'm not too fond of either 🤣

Usually my Laco, it's lume blows Prospex Divers out of the water!

Not necessarily every night, it's often my Seamaster or a Willard.

I wore one of my Prx to bed once when drunk….when I looked in the mirror nxt morning I thought I’d been interrogated in some country that didn’t sign the Geneva Convention…🤦‍♂️

I didn’t know these have vibration alarm. 🤩 I use smartwatch mostly because of the vibration alarm. Now I have a permission to ditch it. This shock does track workouts too and connects to smartphone, right? Will watch a review… or 10! 😂 Thanks for the lead. 🙏😊

So it’s a “NO”? 😅

Sometimes. It has to be light with great lume, like my Rangemaster mechanical on leather strap.

Yes it's almost a smartwatch. But I have to say. I turned all notifications off. I only use my phone to set the alarm and to update the time. And it does not have a heart rate sensor. Only step counter. And the MIP screen is amazing.

Previously i was changing to the G-Shock since it has the light whenever i need i could light it up at night. But now it changed a bit. I've bought a black light (UV) and just before going to bed i'm giving some to the watch i'm wearing 😄 since all of them has some sort of lume 😄