I wear a watch, even when I walk the dogs. Why? I have always liked them. It's a creature comfort, and it only takes a quick flick and glance to know what time

I wear a watch, even when I walk the dogs. Why? I have always liked them. It's a creature comfort, and it only takes a quick flick and glance to know what time it is. The watch I wear most has a built-in mentalism gimmick, so that's handy if you're into such things. My other favourite watch has a built-in satellite ntp client and is solar powered. I even have a nice modern looking pocket watch for when the occasion calls for it. I always have my cell phone with me, so most of what a smart watch does is already happening in my pocket. Their ability to monitor heart and blood oxygen is about the only thing they do that is interesting to me, and I don't really need to be that aware of them throughout the day. Maybe when they stop looking like toys.