Who sleeps with watch?

[173rdabn]

Nope, I find a watch uncomfortable in bed.

[Guinness58]

I do most nights, tritium is easier to read in the dark I find in the wee hours after the watches with superluminova fade.

[thefollandgnat]

Originally Posted by WatchGuy1966

It can't fall to the floor if it's on the wrist

Nor if it's on the floor.

[CalSRQ1]

Yep most nights to check the time when I awake. Used to sleep straight thru. Sadly no more.

[MrGoat]

Originally Posted by 214270Explorer

At night I wear a very bright Tritium MARATHON Navigator Pilot watch. With my bad closeup vision, the brightness is perfect to see the time, although blurry, if I awaken at an early hour. Tritium brightness makes it far easier for me to read than the less-than-adequate Superluminova watch dials.

Being retired, there is no need for us to use a digital alarm clock/clock radio, which always lit the room up too much anyway.

Originally Posted by Guinness58

I do most nights, tritium is easier to read in the dark I find in the wee hours after the watches with superluminova fade.

Originally Posted by HogwldFLTR

No one watches when I sleep but I always wear a watch when I sleep!!! I've worn watches in bed ever since I owned my first. I can't ever remember not wearing one when I sleep!!! I agree with those who like Tritium dials for use at night as the Luminova is almost useless in the late night/early morning!!!

Maybe it’s because I’m possibly younger than you all or my bedroom is darker but, the luminova on my 16613 is completely readable at all hours of the night when I wake to check the time. It’s not crazy bright like when you come into the garage from the sunshine or anything but it’s certainly more than enough to read at night.


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[Mendota]

Never. I take my wedding ring and watch off at night. I find it uncomfortable for sleeping.

[horseShu]

nope. watches need rest too.

[Colin10101]

Always. Mine never comes off my wrist. Now, that might be a different story if it were a different model that was heavier, or gold, but as it stands my GMT is so comfy and light that I honestly forget I’m wearing it. It’s just apart of me now.

[Pw92676]

Yes, always sleep with something with some lume.

[wclowe]

I always sleep with one of my watches on. The enjoy the glow from my Batman and I just flat out enjoy wearing my Daytona. :-)

[DoctorsOrders]

I usually do if I'm away from home but if I'm home it comes off

[mmmmp]

Newer Rolex owners seem to be the majority of 'nighttime' wearers.
Sure, I've done it to get that '007 on a case' feel, but really, when I'm sleeping who cares what time it is? (And, let's face it: I'm NO 007!)
To each his own but I grew out of it pretty quickly.

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[mr.ak1]

only when i go out and sleep at a friend's spot

[Chloe&Harley]

Watch on 24/7 except to shower

[wgdaytona]

No, slightly uncomfortable, but I feel naked without it first thing when I'm having coffee. So it goes on the first 10 minutes I'm up.

[rph08]

I don’t sleep with a watch on.

[MTdweller]

I will occasionally. Sometimes I just don’t want to take it off the wrist.

[Joearch]

Always

[garyk]

Originally Posted by stubim

I must be russian too, as it sounds like how I would ask the question

You’re funny, my friend Ivan who was a Russian Submariner strangely enough, talks exactly like that. I’ve tried to get him to buy a Submariner but he says he was “Sub Mariner” not Submariner

[BOXMAN76]

Nope... Just my jammies

[MeepHead]

Originally Posted by geoffreyis

Who on here finds themselves sleeping with their favorite watch on because they have a hard time taking it off at night?

I don’t wear mine but sometimes if I can’t sleep I listen to the movement in my sub which is loud. I place it by my ear it lulls me to sleep.. like an old wind up alarm clock. I’ve fallen asleep only to awaken with the hulk sub on the bed. The danger is it ever falls off the bed and breaks.. I’m not kidding when I say the movement lulls me to sleep. I just place by the ear in darkness on pillow and it’s soothing in some weird meditative way. I might just record the thing one day and play it through an iPad no joke.

[Sglass]

Never

[HiDive]

This makes no sense to me. I never wear a watch to sleep with. Yeah it could get scratched on a 45 or banged on furniture. My wife wears her smart sports watch (Garmin) to bed so that she monitors the quality of her sleep. I could give a sh#t. Give your watch a rest. That is why it has a power reserve of 40 or more hours.

[Cesium133]

I’ll will sometimes go months without taking it off, with the exception of changing the date.

[Cauhauna]

Never, for fear of knocking out teeth (mine or wife's)

[LoMan70]

Always on my wrist.

[photogeek]

Yep. I'm super nearsighted and obviously don't sleep with glasses on. So, it's easier to just bring a watch on my wrist right up to my face to check the time than to fumble around for my phone on the end table. I do take it off to shower though.

[mimariani]

Yes, I like checking the time when I wake up. I wear a watch all the time except for showering!

[Yacht-Master]

24/7 for me ever since I got one when I was 12. Work, play, shower, swim, anything, you see my watch and there I'll be, attached to it.

[jamesbondOO7]

Originally Posted by mmmmp

Newer Rolex owners seem to be the majority of 'nighttime' wearers.

Based on which statistics?
We need determination of length of ownership and a regression analysis.