Can you spend too much time with your new Rolex?

[Noonan]

Originally Posted by hitman23

I still don't get how people can sleep with a watch on. I love watches, but they are not comfortable after a few hours of wear.

Maybe you're wearing watches that are too big for you? My daily is a 34mm OP on a strap from Hodinkee. I never notice it on my wrist even in bed.

No way I could wear one of my Seiko divers to bed though.

[Driftwood]

Lol!! I bought my Submariner 8/6 and have worn it everyday since!! Eventually I’ll rotate my other watches back to the wrist, but for now the crown rules-


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[quakeroatmeal]

Originally Posted by hitman23

I still don't get how people can sleep with a watch on. I love watches, but they are not comfortable after a few hours of wear.

I felt the same way, until I got the GMT on a Jubilee.

The difference of how it wears between the oystersteel, and the jubilee is pretty substantial. It's so much lighter, and comfortable, I forget I'm even wearing a watch!

[jvb.nc]

Originally Posted by hitman23

I still don't get how people can sleep with a watch on. I love watches, but they are not comfortable after a few hours of wear.

i can’t sleep WITHOUT a watch on. as long as i’ve worn watches (since i was about 6 and got my first swatch) i’ve slept in watches.

can’t see without glasses or contacts; don’t want to check my phone at 0300 and can’t read a bedside clock.

so... watches. i even charge my lume before i go to sleep.

[herts9]

Originally Posted by hitman23

I still don't get how people can sleep with a watch on. I love watches, but they are not comfortable after a few hours of wear.

Same. I love mine to death, but it needs to sleep on the nightstand less my wife is going to get a crown to the forehead.