My cell phone is my watch. Most people probably concur with me.

Other...last watch had a carbiner clip. Kept it clipped to duffles, backpacks, bags.

Proud "lefty" (that is, wearing it on my right wrist, so the "left-handed" method) here!

In my pocket, attached to a chain.

Yes, I am Rich Uncle Pennybags.

I don't wear a watch because I'm really unconcerned with the time.

Cell phones have indeed made the standard wrist watch an antiquated item, however, I still have a special place in my heart for those watches that are special or outstanding in some fashion.

Other:
On my Lapel, and only at work. Off duty, I use my cell phone if i must know the time.

I have different watches because my bird plays with them and has damaged a few. So, most of them are for the bird and the others are for wearing out.

Bird removing my watch

cengland0 wrote:I have different watches because my bird plays with them and has damaged a few. So, most of them are for the bird and the others are for wearing out.

Bird removing my watch

Pickpocketing next?

pmcizhere wrote:Proud "lefty" (that is, wearing it on my right wrist, so the "left-handed" method) here!

Proud "lefty", but still wear the watch on the left wrist!

cappo wrote:Pickpocketing next?

She hasn't learned the pickpocketing techniques yet. I'm still trying to get her to learn how to remove a Rolex.

curtisuxor wrote:In my pocket, attached to a chain.

Yes, I am Rich Uncle Pennybags.

Agreed. Pocket watches are definitely the way to go.

Since the advent of the flip-phone, we've sort of gone back to "pocket watches", except our pocket watch is our mobile phone.

Left wrist.

Too much trouble to take out my phone and hit a key to wake it just to see the time compared to look down and done.

jai151 wrote:Left wrist.

Too much trouble to take out my phone and hit a key to wake it just to see the time compared to look down and done.

Agreed.

Plus, my wrist feels naked without my watch when I am out and about.

Only Fossil Baby!!

Another vote for in my pocket on the end of a chain.

Left wrist (right-handed) otherwise.

Usually wearing a 'beater' automatic wristwatch on my left arm (Miyota movement), or an antique WWI-era pocket watch if I'm dressed up. I can't see any reason for a general purpose Timex/Fossil quartz (battery) watch since most people just rely on their cell phones for the time. Anything I would wear should be either mechanically/historically interesting or a sentimental piece.

jai151 wrote:Left wrist.

Too much trouble to take out my phone and hit a key to wake it just to see the time compared to look down and done.

Agreed. And it's much harder to inconspicuously check the time during a meeting or some other situation where you don't want the other person to feel you're more concerned about the time (or your phone) than what they're saying.

It's funny, I wear a watch on my right wrist even though I'm right handed. I remember when I was younger I realized it was easier to look at my watch without the teacher noticing if it was on my rIght wrist.

I had one teacher who'd get mad If he caught us looking at the clock or our watches, so this was my way tI beat the system! It stuck ever since!

I was in field service of electronic equipment, stopped wearing watches due to sticking hands in tight areas. Now I can't wear a watch and with all the other sources of time don't need one.

I just received a nice watch from my groomsmen, and decided to wear it on my right wrist. Now I have a wedding band on my left. I feel out of balance if I wear all my male accesories to one side.

I haven't worn a watch in probably 10 years. But when I did wear one, I wore it on my right wrist. And I'm a righty.

When I was young but old enough to know better, I couldn't tell left from right so I started wearing a watch everyday on the same wrist so I could tell directions. To this day, ask me left or right and I will covertly pretend to check the time before I answer.

Knowing what time it is just makes the bad times last longer and the good times go faster

I am a lefty and wear my watch on the left and my buddy is a righty and wears his on the right. He says he just likes it on his dominant hand.

lifevirusx wrote:Knowing what time it is just makes the bad times last longer and the good times go faster

Being habitually undependable will get you invited to a lot fewer good times.

RWoodward wrote:Being habitually undependable will get you invited to a lot fewer good times.

I agree with this. Being habitually late is just disrespectful.

(I don't have a watch anymore. I used to love my watches but I just use my phone as a clock now.)