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Old 19 November 2015, 06:02 AM   #32
HiloBeMagical
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One of the very few advantages we lefties have is that we can wear our watches on the right arm, slung low, as close to the hand as possible and tight enough that they don't move around. With the crowns pointed towards our elbows we don't have to deal with the "jabby-ness" of the crown digging into the back of our hands. My bracelet actually sits _between_ my wrist bone and the palm of my hand.

To my eye, watches worn above the wrist bone have the same visual "appeal" as pants worn 3 inches too short.

But, hey!, everybody gets to like what they like. :D

Hilo the Lefty
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