Watches in bed - results

Blummin' weirdos!!

Should be compulsory 🤣🤣🤣

I voted no on this. I don't wear a watch to bed. Last night I broke this rule and wore my Missus' health tracker watch thing to see how my sleep was. When I woke up this morning, I didn't have the watch anymore as had broken the band while sleeping. Add that to the list of reasons not to wear a watch during the night.

At home, no, but on deployment absolutely. I prefer Seikos and Citizens because their lume is so good.

In a group of four it’s nice to know I’m a normal,rational functioning human being 👍🏻

Thanks for the confirmation 😉

Some of us just don’t wear anything in bed…😉

Just don't rub your face with your back hand or those dive bezel will ruin your day.

Wear my watch to bed

I fall asleep with my watch on often, but if I'm properly going to be then I take it off b/c I don't want to bang it on the headboard or night table or something. Also, there is the real possibility that my watch would covered in dog saliva . . . since my dog wakes us up in the morning for breakfast.

I wear my watch almost 24/7. The only time I take it off is when I'm...well...TMI.

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I'll just say I don't wanna scratch my wife's beautiful, delicate skin. 😍

Absolutely. On deployment / exercise it never comes off.

That’s a kind offer.

I wear a Casio digital in bed it's my "bed watch". I've often thought that bed watches could be its own sector of the market - lightweight with a strong light with large digits or hands to easily read at night or first thing in the morning.

Yes.

Once I put my watch on it only comes off to put a different one on.

1 out of 4 are weirdos

1 out of 4 sleeps alone 🤣

I sleep wearing a watch and have not slept alone in several decades, my partner sleeps watching YouTube. That is far worse. I have to wear earplugs.

Your problem doesn't seem to be wearing the health tracker to bed, but rather a flaw in the band's design! I regularly wear two watches to sleep—one for sleep tracking and another for timekeeping—without any issues. It’s important for wearables, especially those meant for overnight use, to have a design that can withstand regular nightly wear.

I've admitted this way too much with this question - I'll sleep with anything if I have enough beers in me LOL 😂

If it’s from home next to my night dresser. Any other place might be on me. I’m always the early bird even on vacations.