A bit personal..,
Do you wear a watch in bed? I do, mainly because (like most of us) I’m getting older rather than younger and my small cache of Indiglo watches sates my curiosity about time in the dark. I know some have night stand rituals.
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Karl
I’m interested in watches, especially with slightly unusual features, such as localised dials. I love accurate timekeeping.
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I do, because I always did.
Yeah, I do, too. Most of my watches have marginal lume - it just turned out that way thus far - but I really only need lume when going to bed. Mornings it’s irrelevant.
I often wear my Laco Valencia to bed. The entire dial glows. My inner child is delighted with it!
If I have enough beers I'll sleep with anything 😜
Nope I have a watch winder 😜
My nighttime watches are usually well lit, thin and lightweight. I need to make sure it doesnt snag on blankets. I also need to feel next to nothing in terms of weight, so Casio LF20 and F108 models are the ones for me.
If I have enough beers I'll sleep with anything 😜
Nothing like a good pair of beer goggles.
Here's my night watches that rotate. And yes, I'm getting older so I get it.
Nope, take it off every night. The Mrs ware to many rings and brackets and it keep my watch on they inevitably get scratched. So side table for the one I was that day.
I do, I got used to look at my wrist when I wake up.
Twenty four hours per day except for ablutions and dishes.👍 Both wrists. That's how I learned not to wear domed crystal watches overnight.
Yeesh!!😒😅
I have always worn my watch to bed. When I was younger because I was probably the worse for wear, and less likely to forget my watch if I woke up in someone else's bed. Now I'm too f***ing lazy/forgetful to take it off.
I've tried it but found it uncomfortable.
I do as well. I also have a UV light on the night stand to charge up any of my mechanical watches with over night lume.