I like to wear a watch in bed with good lume so I can read the time when I wake during the night or in the early hours before I get up. This obviously means I need to wear a watch which I can see overnight, and not every watch I’ve owned has been great in this regard.
It was this quote by Ian that got me round to thinking, has this question been addressed on this forum: Do you wear your watch/watches in bed? It must have been asked, maybe multiple times. I've seen a couple of posts of late that show that a few people do. As much as I love watches this is a no go for me. They are always taken off and placed by the table at the side of my bed. I like to wear bigger, tool-type watches, and want to limit the risk of any serious facial damage to myself or...er...a third party. Perhaps if I wore a small, thin dressy affair; but I still think it would be a no. At the end of the day, literally, I like to sever the relationship only to reacquaint it the following morning, choosing a watch befitting my mood.
So...do you? If you do would it seem odd not to? Tell us a bit about your rationale one way or the other. Maybe there's a hilarious story in there?
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