Many people that have tried wearing a watch that way - oriented with the face under the wrist (next to the palm), instead of above the wrist (next to the back o

Many people that have tried wearing a watch that way - oriented with the face under the wrist (next to the palm), instead of above the wrist (next to the back of the hand) - have found the watch face comes into direct contact with all kinds of counters, tables, desks, and other hard surfaces that could scratch the watch's sapphire crystal face.