Anyone else not wear their watch much?

[travisb]

Wear em' if you got em'.

[AK797]

If BLNR is too much for work, how about an Exp or a Cellini?

[shaunylw]

Originally Posted by subtona

Wear it Everyday.

There is perhaps 1 time a year or 2 years where I accidentally leave the house without a watch. Those are disturbing days.


Ps. Any owner of a modern rolex that believes it should lot be worn each and every minute of the day is truly missing a great opportunity. Please reconsider, a rolex should be worn til it falls off.

I agree. It’s one or two times on accident a year that i forget a watch. I have a buddy that doesn’t wear his subC very often because he doesn’t want to ruin it. I can’t understand that thought process. If you want a nice watch to wear every once in a while when you go out, buy something on leather. Wear the sport watches daily, that’s what they are there for.


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[BakerView]

24/7 and 365, unless on vacation in sketchy areas then it's the Luminox wet/dry.

[116710er]

I feel naked without a wrist watch on.

[05carbondrz]

Originally Posted by 116710er

I feel naked without a wrist watch on.

Same.

[Retired Bob]

I'm retired and wear my one an only bluesy every day..

[roadjull]

Originally Posted by mecanic

BLNR

I actually have the same problem and I feel like people here won't easily relate. Just got a BLNR and I love it to bits, but: 1) I made a huge effort to purchase it and having it stolen/lost scares me; 2) I don't work in an environment where people can afford a BLNR or would be able to understand the effort I've made to buy it (something which may attract unwanted attention, envy or even hate).
Consequently my G-shock still sees most of wrist time.

Does this mean I made a mistake buying the BLNR? I think not. When I do wear it, it's an occasion and I appreciate it even more. There is absolutely no rule stating what the right amount of wrist time is, so as to be called a "true Rolex owner".

[RJRJRJ]

I need to have my watch. Whether it's a Rolex or a g-shock, I need to have one on. I feel naked without one.

[ROLEXster]

My check list when I leave my house:

- watch
- wallet
- phone
- keys

In that order ... everything else doesn't matter

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by mecanic

I only have one rolex. I wore it a lot for the first 6 months and now only maybe 2 to 3 evenings out a month.

I still dont believe I want to sell it.

If your user name is an indication of profession I could well see wanting to spare a watch from abuse.

Frankly it's your watch and it's yours to decide what to do with it.

As others have said, a watch is part of my daily attire. I can't even remember a time when I didn't wear a watch!!!

[blue lion]

I wear a Rolex every day I leave the house.

[Rebel]

Wear my Submariner everyday.

[JR16]

Originally Posted by ROLEXster

My check list when I leave my house:



- watch

- wallet

- phone

- keys



In that order ... everything else doesn't matter

Ha! Same here ... but it’s more like watch-phone-keys-wallet


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[thejerseyrock]

Originally Posted by LesserBlackDog

I only take my watch off to shower, or to switch to a G-Shock for the gym.

I would not put four plus figures into a watch I wasn’t going to wear every day.

When I had only one Rolex (16610), which was 25 years ago... i never took it off, even in the shower, or even in the gym.... of course... when I only had one... that was before I found TRF

[Krash]

Originally Posted by Rebel

Wear my Submariner everyday.

Me too.


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[huncho]

Originally Posted by roadjull

I actually have the same problem and I feel like people here won't easily relate. Just got a BLNR and I love it to bits, but: 1) I made a huge effort to purchase it and having it stolen/lost scares me; 2) I don't work in an environment where people can afford a BLNR or would be able to understand the effort I've made to buy it (something which may attract unwanted attention, envy or even hate).
Consequently my G-shock still sees most of wrist time.

Does this mean I made a mistake buying the BLNR? I think not. When I do wear it, it's an occasion and I appreciate it even more. There is absolutely no rule stating what the right amount of wrist time is, so as to be called a "true Rolex owner".

if you're afraid to lose it or have it stolen just insure it and wear it without being paranoid

[SeaAndSky]

Nope. I wear one daily. I love fine mechanical watches and will never tire of wearing one.