Who wears their watch while sleeping?

[dama156]

watch never comes off. its simply too much work

[Fixxxer]

Originally Posted by dooder202

I don't sleep with my watch, never really found a need to check the time when I'm sleeping except for when my alarm goes off. I think it's very uncomfortable to lay down and sleep in many different positions with your arms/wrists in all different positions with a watch on.

I agree. For me it would be the same as sleeping with my shoes on. When I sleep I want to be as comfortable as possible. I don't need metal bumping against me and my head board. I have a clock that lights up right next to me. When I wake up in the morning it is generally dark so I prefer my clock instead of my watch. Plus I use the alarm and the first thing I do in the morning is take a shower. It is only when I am dressed and ready to head out the door that I put on my Rolex. I am suprised most people don't do this same routine.

[Dripp]

I wear a watch, but not my LV. I have a timex expedition with vibration alarm, so as not to wake the wife.

[jbsf3]

24/7 here

[big d 51]

Negative.

[Andad]

Originally Posted by Timber Loftis

I live in all my watches. I sleep in whatever I've got on. Yes, I almost always sleep with a watch and I do not shed it for bed.

I may shed a big hunky watch during love-making, for strategic reasons, as the case may be... but not just for bed.

[and with that comment the thread was closed, leaving only crickets to chirp about it]

Where the heck is that "ban me" smiley?

Youse can borrow this one.

[Andad]

Originally Posted by Dripp

I wear a watch, but not my LV. I have a timex expedition with vibration alarm, so as not to wake the wife.

Hmmm, you wear a Timex Expedition with vibrating alarm in bed.

[Headstill]

I check it's time to my atomic on my phone, then leave it on bedside in the best orientation to either + / - the speed.

[Headstill]

I check it's time vs the atomic on my phone, then leave it on the bedside in the best orientation of +/- the speed