Do you wear your watch to bed?
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Sam
🇨🇭 + 🇩🇪 ...with a weakness for precision and craftsmanship
Schaffhausen, Switzerland
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Yes and No. I don't wear one in MY bed and won't take it off anywhere but home.
I actually have a specific night time watch; my G Shock GWM5610.
C. Sometimes. If I have an early morning and feel like I’ll be forgetful, I’ll sleep with it on.
I’ll sometimes wear good lume watch to bed, like a Seiko 5 or Steeldive Willard. I can easily read the time if I wake up at any point through the night.
C. Sometimes. If I have an early morning and feel like I’ll be forgetful, I’ll sleep with it on.
Technically „Sometimes“ counts as „Yes“
Younger days I always wore the watch to bed. Not anymore, the other half isn't a fan.
I only wear a watch when I go out - never at home. I've never worn a watch to bed.
I never used to but now I do solely so my tossing and turning can keep the unwindable Seiko 5 from running out of power during the date changeover.
This is the only occasion where I'll seriously say that it makes more sense to check the time on a cellular telephone. Ideally I'd get the light on the flip clock radio fixed and skip both of those, but I'm bad with projects.
I want to make a gag about a watch getting in the way of coupling, but that's another topic.
I sometimes do but on most days, I’ll be wearing my Apple Watch to sleep simply because the vibration alarm doesn’t wake up my little one in the morning. 😂
Technically „Sometimes“ counts as „Yes“
On some other forums, I’d have a quite risqué reply to this but I think it’s too racy for WatchCrunch though. LOL
Apple Watch, yes. Never a mechanical.
I wear my gshock at night for a backup alarm in the morning
Yeah I just forget/am too lazy to remove it
I wear watch with illuminators like gshocks I don't want to look at my phone..dont want my sensitive eyes to be blasted with light were in the watch just a press of a button then that's it kalas lol