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Not to forget, that most Watches are designed to be worn on the left side. (Position of the Buttons etc.) Smartwatches are improving here, in displaying a rota
by Flockster 11y ago
Not to forget, that most Watches are designed to be worn on the left side. (Position of the Buttons etc.)
Smartwatches are improving here, in displaying a rotated screen, but often even these are asymmetrical designed and thus harder to use on the right arm.
- taylorwc 11y ago> most Watches are designed to be worn on the left side. Yes, for right-handed people. The opposite is true for left-handed people, and left-handed versions of watches.