Phones of 20 years ago didn't tell you the time they were just phones with calls and say odd txt capabilities and if you used a phone to check the time all those years ago people would of thought you were a right ********!

I have had a mobile phone for 25 years and its only been the last few years you can actually use it as a time piece and that's more down to the size getting out of control.

I wear a Rolex and I wear mine quite loos as if its a snug fit and you get warm weather your wrist will swell and its suddenly not loose anymore and you will spend more time pulling the watch down your wrist as it feels too tight.

 

Last thing I want to carry around is a mobile phone! You must feel terribly modern though.

Les

 

I have an iPhone - it's usually out of charge by late afternoon...

 

Time for an S4 Matteboy ;-)

 

Sorry mate but phones of 23yrs old did have clocks, and the first phone to have a clock was the BT Quartz, I know this because I was the manager of a BT Cellnet Service Centre and this particular phone was the bain of my life, Why you might ask, well it was due to the ******* clock, Phone worked fine never missed a beat, but the clock would go **** up at the earliest opportunity, and guess what, every pr!ck thet came in complaining about the clock not working was wearing a watch, go figure.

 

 

Not all that keen on Audis ;-)

 

On me ****

 

I am, especially on R8. But my enthusiasm for it has been deflated since I have discovered that Tulisa Controversio has got a purple R8, which was recently keyed in Manchester with a word 'sl@g' on it. Then apparently, she crashed a courtesy BMW in Essex as well. Then an ex-murderer got to the repair place to get the repaired Audi back etc. The plot thickens etc.

And no, I don't read the Sun. This stupid news propped up on MSN site.

And yes, I feel sorry for that R8.

 

I wear mine on my John Thomas as I was fed up with having to say no everytime someone said "You got the time on ya ****?"

 

R8s aren't included. They are quite lovely cars.

 

Yes.

With my "simple living and high thinking', I live with my simple Passat, but think about an Audi R8 very highly.

 

Our 4wd, German VAG group vehicle isn't quite so exciting but it's a lot comfier for sleeping in!

R8 Plus for me please.

 

I am right handed so I wear it on the left wrist because that keeps it out of harm's way a little better. I think a lot of people wear their watches in such a manner.

Les

 

Correct, again. You're a genius, Leslie.

I write with my right hand, but I lift, play badminton/tennis, chop vegetables, swing my handbag etc. with my left hand. I can do both with both tbh, but right one is better at writing, left one is better at manual handling. So, it's better for me to wear my watch on my right hand.

 

I don't know how you can work like that with both hands. I am impressed.

Les

 

Dont wear one. When I got my first "proper" job we were not allowed to wear anything like a watch or even rings etc. So since then its just stuck and I dont wear one, nor do I wear a wedding ring either. On the plus side I can usually tell what time it is +/- about 5 minutes without a watch.

 

On my wrist.

 

I have an auto winder a **** a day keeps me on time lololol

 

 

We need a like button

 

I wear mine on my left arm and quite loose, but not loose enough for it to spin round my wrist.. I was once told never to trust anyone that wears a watch on the right arm, and throughout my life have met a few weirdos, as you do.... they all had the watch on the right arm...

 

Charming..............Effing charming!

Les

 

i never quite got the "wearing of the watch inside the wrist" concept

 

Because its the safest place to wear it, to save smashing it.

Assuming you're right handed anyway.

Only the insecure have it on the outside right


Nowadays I carry a phone so no need for separate time piece

 

Wear?