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My incredibly niche use-case of the watch, in particular its low-profile face and band, is that I can do handstands while wearing it. Every other watch I've own
by flylikeabanana 6y ago
My incredibly niche use-case of the watch, in particular its low-profile face and band, is that I can do handstands while wearing it. Every other watch I've owned is too chunky and gets in the way of my wrist flexion, and have to take it off before I invert. Not the case with the Casio, and one of the reasons it doesn't leave my wrist
- 0-_-0 6y agoYou can turn a watch 180 degrees on your wrist for handstands
- Sunspark 6y agoSometimes the moment needs to be spontaneous.
- kijin 6y agoAny watch can accommodate a handstand if you pair it with a sufficiently elastic watchband. :)
- flylikeabanana 6y agoI do that with the Casio. Even backwards, the other watches I've owned were still too big, or the straps are metal which is a lot less forgiving on the wrists.