Do you look at your Rolex to tell time or your Phone?

[904VT]

Really?

This thread is like asking someone if they use their car to drive or take the city bus

more inspiration needed Daniel San

[ozwatchguy]

My watch if my phone is in my pocket, sometimes My phone if it’s already in my hand.

[Yobber76]

I've always worn a watch and always used it to tell time

[rominvicta]

I always use my watch. That’s a habit. Even date is something I use my watch for. Unless I need a date a couple of months in advance. Or a week number.

[blue lion]

I wear a watch so I know the time and date.

[jcs266]

I look at my watch. I assume younger people who grew up with cell phones would find it more of a conscious effort to look at their wrist for the time. Us older folks grew up looking at their watch so it’s a natural thing to do without even consciously thinking about it.

I do use my cell phone to set my watch precisely as I do like my watch to be right on time (the trace of OCD in me).

[zman]

I’ve been a watch kind of guy since a little kid in grade school and I have always been an early adopter of the latest iPhone. With that said, I never look at the iPhone for time telling duties.

[jcs266]

I’ve found it interesting that some actually don’t have the correct time set on their watch. Mine always has to be accurately set - it would drive me crazy if it weren’t.

[MesaSean]

Watch. For me it's more annoying to pull out the phone.

Same with the date. I just love cyclops lenses on my Rolex's and of course....another reason to look at my watch.

[blackbard]

Watch...

Even though i used to work at apple i kinda have an issue with calling their device a “watch”.

It’s a bit more than a watch while being substantially less...

IMO of course...


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[lord91]

I look at my watch. But if i happen to check out the phone, i will look at the time too. Guess it's hard not to since i always did that before i start wearing a watch again.

[Friar]

Watch for time and date if I have that complication on whichever watch I'm wearing. My phone is for calling of course but also for maps, texts, weather, email and so on.

[Jgrink]

Watch. Always.

[SS Oyster]

My watch first if I'm wearing

[Hkspwrsche]

I always default to my watch.

[polaris72]

So why you even post here if you do not wear your watch that often? Maybe you should try some phone forums?

[Verdi]

I always look at my watch.
Never at the mobile.

[koryong]

Interestingly this was quoted by Jean-Claude Biver ... "We don't need watches, that's for sure. We wear them for other reasons : to track our health, activities, messages. Or we wear them to have a piece of eternity, something passed down to us or that we can pass on. But nobody should wear a watch to tell time - that is ridiculous."

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by koryong

Interestingly this was quoted by Jean-Claude Biver ... "We don't need watches, that's for sure. We wear them for other reasons : to track our health, activities, messages. Or we wear them to have a piece of eternity, something passed down to us or that we can pass on. But nobody should wear a watch to tell time - that is ridiculous."

That's why there are so many throw away cheap watches sold. To pass down to future generation in the landfill. He may have an opinion as CEO of TAG Heuer but it doesn't make it right. Connectedness via smart watch is good for some but a PIA to me. My other wrist gets a Flex 2 to quiet my cell and let me know when a call or text has arrived. That is done as a courtesy to my ears and others.

[Gerardus]

Depends, mostly (90/95%) the watch.

[whattimeyougot]

Both. I’d say 75% watch 25% iPhone.


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[JonnyH83]

My watches (whichever one I am wearing of course). After all, it is why i purchased them....to use as intended.

[CRM114]

Originally Posted by RolexYouTube

Hey Guys! was curious to see if you guys pick up your wrist or check your phone to see the time. A lot of people I know/met check their phones because they either 1. didn't set their watch or 2. don't know how to tell time quick enough on the dial and pull the phone out because it's faster

It's amusing to read this NOT for something along the lines of determining your own position through GPS readout vs. celestial navigation using a sextant and plotting chart, but for something as simple and basic as telling time using a watch dial.

Not surprising, however. Indeed, we're only a half-generation away from pseudo-adults who'll need to check a phone app to know when or how to wipe their own asses.

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by CRM114

It's amusing to read this NOT for something along the lines of determining your own position through GPS readout vs. celestial navigation using a sextant and plotting chart, but for something as simple and basic as telling time using a watch dial.

Not surprising, however. Indeed, we're only a half-generation away from pseudo-adults who'll need to check a phone app to know when or how to wipe their own asses.

I can't imagine someone leaving grade school without being able to tell time at a glance from an analog clock; maybe the fault of "No child left behind" headed towards Idiocracy. I hope the OP wasn't doing more than justifying leaving his watch in a safe and not wearing it. Seriously if not being able to quickly tell time is the problem, it might explain some things.

[speedy_master1]

Usually my watch always unless i don't have one on or have a non date watch.

[avega357]

Rolex


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[sawhornsoff]

I usually look at the watch for time. I look at iPhone for the date if I don’t know the date and wearing the Daytona or Yacht 2.

[nickdxb]

phone