Apple Watch on one wrist, Rolex on the other

[ltmgeller]

I do it everyday. I need the Apple Watch to track my recovery from a bad motorcycle accident, and I have to wear a Rolex otherwise I'll go into Rolex withdrawal.

[AK DeepSea]

I do that. I also wear a Fitbit on my ankle

[4BostonB]

Originally Posted by Hub6152

If only wanting the health options you could actually strap it on an ankle! Sounds daft but actually it’s quite reasonable.

Nothing like playing "why is he wearing a court-mandated ankle monitor" with your professional colleagues!

[HogwldFLTR]

Fitbit Flex 2 on my right. Small compact and bracelet like. Doesn't resemble a watch at all.

[Carondelet]

In my opinion, I feel like it's an acceptance of the blend between tradition and technology. I feel that it demonstrates the fact that smartwatches aren't replacing mechanical or quartz timepieces, and are meant for an entirely different purpose.


I do it with my fitit Charge 3 and my Air King.
I would really prefer to only wear a watch, but tracking my health stats are important to me, so I wear my fitbit as well.

[Blue_Collar_Bougie]

Originally Posted by Hub6152

I wear a Fitbit on my right. When the health monitoring reaches next level I may well switch to an iWatch on the right.

I see all manner of people who wear their Fitbit and regular watch on either wrist. It only looks odd when both pieces are worn on one wrist.

[s.m.b.]

Nope, never, ever...

[icemandl6]

I tried it under long sleeves and wanted to like it, but it feels unconfortable for me wearing a watch on my right wrist, me being right handed.

[Kamen]

I can’t do it. Just feels too foreign to me. The LV sales lady was try to pitch the same concept to me on their new smart watch too. She said her clients wear a minute repeater on the left and the LV monstrosity on the right. Rofl okay

[seconnectx1]

Tried it at work as a test to see how many people would comment. Everyone who saw it said something. No go for me :/

[superstarmar]

Originally Posted by DJTOSUB

Rolex on the left wrist. Period.

Stop the craziness.

Just NO!!!

[FrontHeadlock]

Rolex on the left wrist, Apple watch under the right tire of your car as it backs out of the driveway

[Macnavara]

Originally Posted by JayHantz

I am with the "don't do it" crowd. Pick one or the other.

This

[Carondelet]

Originally Posted by FrontHeadlock

Rolex on the left wrist, Apple watch under the right tire of your car as it backs out of the driveway

[LChanyungco]

wear the apple watch on your right ankle 😁

[KarlFr]

Counting calories and steps just stresses me out but wear Apple Watch when running, can take calls and messages without the phone in the shorts, great!

Wouldn't wear Apple Watch otherwise

[Terrakot]

Rolex on the left wrist, AW 3 38 mm black on black resin strap -on the right
In the office I take off AW, at home -Rolex
I never check the time on the AW

[Gmt21]

I take my Rolex off when working out, too heavy plus I wear them loosely. AW goes on for tracking workouts only. But IMO if it works for you just do it.

[MesaSean]

Nah not for me.

I am an apple junky for what I do for a living (no window's PC's) and I don't even own a iWatch.

[doboy007]

No. I use a Fitbit HR since it looks more like a bracelet.

[Cadi1]

I do it almost everyday. I can track my fitness, get my texts, and even leave my phone at home with my Apple Watch 3. My Rolex on my left and device on the right

[1WatchDawg]

Could never do it!

[Tavi]

Sold my Apple Watch 4 after trying to wear both. Rolex won big time.


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[eltonbalch]

I wear both a Rolex (or IWC, Omega, etc) and Apple Watch frequently. No one really notices and I’ve adjusted to wearing the Apple Watch on my right wrist. Yes, it’s dorky and a bit odd but the health monitoring/exercise tracking far outweigh the negatives.

[lawrence1]

Originally Posted by Jakey

Definitely not - one or the other in my humble opinion.

agreed. super tacky to wear both IMO. I mean, why would you need both anyway?

[dardeca]

While they may serve different purposes, I'd say "No...don't do it". It makes me think of Diego Maradona...

https://metro.co.uk/2018/06/22/diego...tches-7651719/

[dardeca]

Here's one from our own forum...

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=254187

NOT a good look.

[ShingaMC]

Actually, I wear both watchs on my left, there is fitness style strap for apple watch that let you wear it on upper arm, rolex on lower arm



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[Left_at_the_lights]

Originally Posted by lawrence1

agreed. super tacky to wear both IMO. I mean, why would you need both anyway?

I bought an Apple watch to avoid rummaging for my phone when cycling and dog walking. I then found it was far more useful than I anticipated and started wearing it more and more. I don't really see it as a watch, more a remote control for my phone.

I was then torn between the utility of the Apple watch and the pleasure of a decent watch. I tried wearing both as an experiment. As I said above doesn't feel weird after a short time and people either don't notice or don't think it merits a comment. It's no different really to wearing a fit bit or similar and a watch, and that seems pretty common.

[Hub6152]

I even bought an Oyster type bracelet for my Fitbit just to balance it more on my right wrist!!