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>If your watch face is on the outside of your wrist, you have to lift your arm and turn it to see the time. This effectively doubles the width of your body, inc
by agos 3y ago
>If your watch face is on the outside of your wrist, you have to lift your arm and turn it to see the time. This effectively doubles the width of your body, increasing your exposure.
That's a wide movement! Maybe they can learn some "arm discipline" to avoid doubling your width when reading the time?
- thelastparadise 3y agoIDK Number seems exaggerated, but just now I tried both twists (no watch.) Turning wrist away definitely requires less movement. More comfortable too.