Horological Meandering

I am interested to know if you wear your watches on the right (non-dominant) wrist or the left. If the left, is it convention, habit, comfort, winding while on the wrist (probably not a good idea to put lateral force on the winding pinion), ease of strapp...  

I've tried in the past to wear my watch on the right wrist but ended up bumping them against just about every object I come into contact with so I don't anymore. Seems that my dominant arm is not a gentle one. Richard

Ok...that sounds weird, how did this guy survived all these years? I know what is right or left, If I was a writer I would say I am rightie cause I use that hand to write, but I use the left hand to play racket sports (the only ones where I excel a bit) s... 

If so, rejoice! it is a natural-born talent and not a genetic condition. In fact we are conditioned in so many ways throughout our early years to conform to a norm where dexterity stands for the "right" side of things. Still we can change it! One of the f... 

Rightfully so...very interesting response amerix Habits are fueled and sustained by abundance when in peril or danger habits change very quickly Also old habits die hard :) I would appreciate it very much and, I think I can speak for many others here, if ... 

Except if I would by some reason wear two watches (not often). But then I am always worried that I will hit the one on the right into something.... Best Blomman

and have always worn a watch on my left wrist. The two reasons I can give is that I have trouble operating the clasp with my left hand, so it feels clumsy trying to put the watch on my right wrist, and second is the watch just doesn't feel "right" on the ... 

Wear my watch on the left wrist. Just habit

silly :) I'm right handed and almost always wear watch on left wrist but sometimes to mach it with ring color on right hand I put watch on right wrist and to tell you the truth having watch on dominant hand that is used for writing...pointing at things et...