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I used to wear a watch up through the 90s, but I used to take it off reasonably often just because it wasn't super comfortable, it got in the way when typing or
by InclinedPlane 11y ago
I used to wear a watch up through the 90s, but I used to take it off reasonably often just because it wasn't super comfortable, it got in the way when typing or using a computer, etc. I stopped wearing a watch altogether when it became redundant with the rise of cell phones. However, I ended up getting a pebble because sometimes I volunteer or work events where I work with a team that coordinates via messaging, and managing literally hundreds of msgs a day is vastly easier with a smart watch.
While my plan was to only wear it during events I decided recently to try wearing it all the time. But I switched to using a "nato band", and that's made a tremendous difference. I regularly wear a watch every waking hour and it's not at all uncomfortable. Maybe eventually I'll grow weary of it, but so far it's been fine.