Sleeping with your Rolex!

[rodneygt3]

Not the Rolex or other watch. However, I do sleep with my Fitbit Charge 3.

[RolexReviews]

Sleeping with a metal band doesn't sound like a good idea to me. usually my watch goes in the box if I even have it home and not in the safe

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[BisonHead]

Which ever watch i am wearing i wear for sleep time. Feel naked without a watch on my wrist.

Cant see the point of taking it off, each to there own i suppose.

Edit, Meant to say slept with my Sub on for over 10 years, only stopped wearing it sleeping as i got an SD. Which i also wear when sleeping.

[mistercoach32]

I love every Rolex i've ever owned, but I sleep with my wife, my two dogs, and my daughter when she has a nightmare. Not my watch.

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by Scapegoat

Without giving too much thought to it, some times.

Whats the big deal and over reaction??

It didn’t look like anyone was making a big or overreacting? Just a query like any other.

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by beshannon

I do not need to know the time while I am asleep.

[gttime]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

Hmm...that is interesting, guys.







Not sure I understand this...or at least I hope I don't...

Uh not sure where you are going but no I don’t have a watch on my wrist at home no hidden message.

[DP63]

When I'm home I never wear a watch to bed ... when on rotation I never take it off.

[dwjez14]

Only when we go out and party. We have 3 kids so don’t get out often. When we do I’m Mr fun guy. Heading to see Burt kreishcer tonite and have some fun. I plan on passing out with my bluesy on haha. Other than that my watches go up in safe every night. They either stay on the winder or are on my wrist

[denmanproject]

Never to bed but am always wearing one around the house, I usually end up wearing each of them at one point throughout the day

[Fredcohiba]

I used to wear a watch 24/7 when I was younger. Lat 20 years or so no. Thought about wearing it to bed to but have a wrought iron headboard and I am afraid of the watch getting dinged or scratched - restless sleeper.

[thesharkfactor]

I'm easy.. sometimes off, sometimes on...no habits.

[OneMoreSi]

Just back from San Francisco, slept with the Explorer for a week, with the extender out, you hardly notice it on your wrist.

[watchwatcher]

Originally Posted by gttime

Uh not sure where you are going but no I don’t have a watch on my wrist at home no hidden message.

I was simply remarking that I found it interesting you guys don't wear a watch at home. Certainly not trying to offend or implying a message of any kind. Just interesting.

[Kyle3130]

Originally Posted by patrickjb

every night

x2

[gttime]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

I was simply remarking that I found it interesting you guys don't wear a watch at home. Certainly not trying to offend or implying a message of any kind. Just interesting.

Got it. Thanks. :)

[Chloe&Harley]

Other than showering it’s on my wrist ... sleeping included

[Molnboman]

Tend to wear a watch most nights at bedtime...only take it off for a shower....no matter what brand or how waterproof it is, ( I know, weird eh? ) rarely take wedding band off. Isn’t that bad luck to do that? Or maybe it’s too late for bad luck anyway! :-)

[Dpop24]

Mine’s on 24/7, including sleep and showers.


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[Greenwich Mean Time]

Originally Posted by 1William

I wear a watch 24/7 unless I am getting cleaned up.

Originally Posted by Dpop24

Mine’s on 24/7, including sleep and showers.


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Same here. 24 / 7 unless I'm working out or doing something that might damage the watch.

[LuminousMaximus]

I wear it all night, and when i need to see the time, I just pull the covers over to make it nice and dark...

I can see the time all night, all the way till morning. (on my Sub Chromalite)

You have to sleep with your watch otherwise that is, app 8 hours a day your not getting wrist time, or

240 hours per month of non-wrist time

or


2880 hours per year of non-wrist time

or

120 full Days of Non-Wrist time per year!!!

Shall i go on...?

[MercLBDM]

This last week every single night alternating. When the good lady returns home from looking after her mum who's recovering from spinal surgery, be back to not wearing in bed. If I were to roll over in my sleep and lamp her one with a lump of stainless, I probably wouldn't be getting up in the morning.

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[Rebel]

I put my Tudor Submariner (75090-black) in my watch box at night. Wedding band and college ring in a jewelry box. Don't sleep with them on.

[BNA/LION]

Not Me...

[Roll X]

I can't find a reason to sleep with a watch on. If I need to know the time in the middle of the night.. I look at my alarm clock.

[Bosbevok]

I personally don’t, but as the Sub is worn by military in active duty all over the world...I’m sure it will survive your Disney themed duvet.


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[Andrejb]

Every night


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[GarbanzoNegro]

Originally Posted by Andrejb

Every night


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So do I.

[sleddog]

Mine, are all worn 24/7, until they are switched out for the next rotation....
I don’t see any need to remove it, or worry about it.

[storm66]

Always sleep with my Explorer 2 on.....
My wife sleeps with her GMT on too.....

Hoping to produce a PanAm white dialled GMT!