would you wear another accessory next to your watch?

[DonLee]

As the title says, would you, and if you do, what would you wear with your watch? Ideally, something that wouldn't scratch your watch. I feel that a watch on a strap always feels fine on its own, but lately i've been feeling that a hunk of a sports watch on the wrist seems a bit unbalanced. Or maybe I'm just overthinking

[porky51]

I would not, the watch on the wrist is more than enough to be on its own. I would wear a bracelet or fitness band on the other wrist. That's just my preference.

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[minute_man]

Nothing right or wrong with that. I would personally not. But many others would. Just a matter of preference and whatever makes one happy.

[pk552502]

Do you mean like beads or a friendship bracelet or something? I've been seeing more of those photos lately even in sale ads. I personally wouldn't do it because I don't accessorize. Other than a watch.

[brandrea]

I prefer to let my watch do the talking, not a bracelet kind of guy, but to each their own.

[Avs Fan]

I sometimes add one of my Lokai bracelets. My wife wears her tennis bracelet and others with her datejust. The thought of metal on metal makes me cringe, but I also wish I had more of her " just wear it" attitude.

[travisb]

Watch only on my left wrist. If I wear a bracelet it’s always on the other wrist.

[AzPaul]

When you're as handsome as I am, nobody notices 'accessories', anyway.

[enjoythemusic]

Sure, leather, beads, etc. tho i avoid other metal items.

[Slimpee]

I often wear two bracelets on my opposite wrist but I’m not opposed to wearing one on the same wrist as a watch, provided the bracelet won’t scratch the watch.

[Barbara_C]

Being a nurse for many years I wore just a cheap quartz watch on my wrist, no rings or other stuff...more places for germs to hide...when i went to hospice care only i wore my Rolex EX

[DLRIDES]

No

[superdog]

I would not.

[Tools]

Even a small bracelet can cause quite a bit of damage over time. It's jewelry so there aren't really any "rules", but I would not.

[Dino944]

No, definitely not on the same wrist as a watch. Even fine cotton dress shirts leave hairline scratches on the polished surfaces of a watch over time. A bracelet especially metal or beads is going to scratch or possibly leave small dings on the case and bracelet of a watch. So for me it's a no. However, if it makes you happy - it's your watch so do whatever makes you happy.

[-dustin]

leather - maybe. anything else - no. based on experience.

[Old Geezer]

I'll occasionally wear a bracelet on my right hand, but I'll leave the stacking of other jewelry with a watch to the Steven Tyler types.

[Cazador60]

I occasionally wear a Navajo silver bracelet on my opposite wrist when wearing my 5513 or my Seamaster, if I do then no rings.

[INC]

No. But not because of some fear, but for me a watch is part of the "minimal lifestyle". For me one hand, one gadget is more than enough - sometimes even a lot :)

[BNA/LION]

I don't because I have another wrist to use. I know it's done but not my style.

[dba]

Never