And it contains everything you would need in the wilderness!

I've always wondered this myself. Excellent poll.

Seems I stumbled into the right way to do it when I first started wearing watches. Right-handed/left wrist.

You should cut him in half and eat part of him and drink the other half.

Right handed with a Casio GW-300 on my left wrist.

The real question is, do you wear it with the face on the inside or outside of your wrist.

I wear mine on the inside for quick glance stealth capability.

On the left wrist. I'm right handed.

I've always wanted a pocke****ch though. Heh, it censors ****. Heh. I don't go to church anymore though so I never wear a suit and would only wear a pocke****ch with a suit.

I um.. wear two watches. One on each hand.

There's no vote for me!

I love how THAT WORD is censored out of the middle of pocke****ch!

Left wrist, facing outwards. I'm right handed but can use my left hand for everything but writting (can write with it but not very well).

Been wearing Timex watches for years now (I like the chronograph on them), but used casio before that

I wear a fossil blue watch on my right wrist, and I'm left handed.


Interestingly enough, I was right-handed very early in my life. Right around age 5, I started to become amidexterous-- either hand was as good as the other for writing. About a year after that, I lost my right-handedness and have been exclusively left-handed ever since.

Has this happened to anyone else here?

A blue Tic-Tac pocket watch that came with a pack of Tic-Tacs.

Actually, that's common with a lot of lefties I know. Psychologists like to think the right handedness is simply a way of immitating others, or possible, it's simply their conditioning. After a while, the conditioning wears off and the prominent side of the brain starts to take control. Furthermore, it's not that you became LESS proficient with your right, it's that your left excelled far faster than your right. You probably didn't lose anything, it just didn't continue developing connections in your brain as frequently as the left.

That's all I remember from Psychology class, so don't quote me. I can't be arsed to look it up, either.

By the way, this is actually the only watch I own:

Right hand, left wrist so it doesn't bother me when I write.