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If I'm left handed should I still wear my watch on my left wrist? I'm not sure if left wrist is a fashion statement or just a simple fact that there are more right handed people so therefore it appears as though the watch should be worn on the left wrist.
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You always wear you watch on your non-dominant wrist. The point is that when you're writing with a pen or pencil and watch won't be dangling around or weighing you down
It's also less likely to get damaged
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>>12119328
get a left handed (mirrored) variant and wear it on your right wrist.
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Okay cool thanks guys. Didn't wanna look weird with it on my right hand but if anybody asks I'll just say I'm left handed lol
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Isn't it supposed to be on the left so that you can adjust the winder/use the buttons? I guess if you have a mirrored model that's problem solved.
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>>12119328
I'm left and wear all my watches right and everybody I know does the same so it's nothing weird. I have never seen a mirrored model but if you can find one for the watch you seek then go for it.
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>>12119328
personally i'm left-handed but still wear my watches on my left wrist, it feels awkward and cumbersome on my right
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