Tool Watch

[Chiboy]

So I have learned here that working out with a watch on is for “tools.” But what about when you are in a hotel workout room, there’s no one else there, and the alternative is to leave your watch in the room?

Can I get an “exception?” Lol

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[travisb]

We'll give you a pass this time.

[Muzz]

Thank heavens for rubber weights!!

[Mystro]

Yea, that is the question. I tend to always wear my watch on vacation and do more cardio rather than lifting weighs on vacation. Typically I lift weights every day and don’t wear a watch but the fact that you are doing anything good for your body on vacation should be commended.
I had no issues running with my Sub and forgot it was even on my wrist once in my groove.

[rockmastermike]

[douglasf13]

Nah. Taking off a sport watch for all activities is for tools.

[duc888]

I wear my watches also in the gym... I have to control the rest time ;)

[watchwatcher]

OK I'll say it. My New Years resolution is to not work out in hotel gyms this year.

[zengineer]

Beats the alternative.

[masterdinh]

Originally Posted by Chiboy

So I have learned here that working out with a watch on is for “tools.” But what about when you are in a hotel workout room, there’s no one else there, and the alternative is to leave your watch in the room?

Can I get an “exception?” Lol

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Nice!


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[AK797]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

OK I'll say it. My New Years resolution is to not work out in hotel gyms this year.

Mine is the same... minus the hotel part. More drinking and eating too!

[Chiboy]

Thanks all. Glad to be among like minded people!


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[Oat Willy]

I remember seeing a thread once of wrist shots at the gym. I'm sorry, I just couldn't do it. I'm way too obsessive about not getting scratches or marks on my watches. I'd have a heart attack if I banged a watch on a weight bar or something Leave it in the room safe when at a hotel you maniacs!

[Brian Page]

Safest place is on the wrist - scratches are part of the deal....

[duc888]

Originally Posted by Brian Page

Safest place is on the wrist - scratches are part of the deal....

That is a wise statement

[cdbeaver66]

I do the same, I’d rather it on my wrist than left in the locker


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[Scapegoat]

Same here man... On my wrist, rather than a locker.

You get a pass sir!

[karmatp]

Far from a tool watch but there is nothing wrong with wearing some fine jewelry working out.

[rudestew]

Iv been a bit lackadaisical lately , iv missed the gym 7 years in a row

[Chiboy]

Originally Posted by karmatp

Far from a tool watch but there is nothing wrong with wearing some fine jewelry working out.

Ah, it was meant to be a play on words, since some folks had described people who wore a watch working out as “tools.”

No safe here so put it on a towel on top of the treadmill. It was just fine.



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[brandrea]

Originally Posted by Oat Willy

I remember seeing a thread once of wrist shots at the gym. I'm sorry, I just couldn't do it. I'm way too obsessive about not getting scratches or marks on my watches. I'd have a heart attack if I banged a watch on a weight bar or something Leave it in the room safe when at a hotel you maniacs!

Full disclosure, I'm with you

[Dan85]

Im a mountain runner who travels with work, if on my travels I get the opportunity to run on trail or mountain, I take it.
I’ve ran some hard mountain miles with my Sub LvC, GMT 16710 & DJ. I figure it’s better on my wrist than in my glove box or gym room locker.


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[yhzdude]

i usually wear a very light carbon watch with nato strap...but i dont like to wear a metal watch or leather strap...due to sweating. but i can say i don't really see a lot of people wearing watches at the gym. even if i go 4 times a year...usually they have clocks everywhere.