Growing up in the ‘90s, I really liked Bruce Willis’s kangaroo watch stand in Pulp Fiction, so naturally I needed one of my own for my watch and wedding ring. Where does everyone else keep their daily driver watch?

I don't have a daily watch but I do tend to wear one for several days. It stays on my wrist unless I'm doing something water-based or mucky.

Amor Vincit Omnia wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 8:47 pm I don't have a daily watch but I do tend to wear one for several days. It stays on my wrist unless I'm doing something water-based or mucky.

Even while sleeping?

NationOfLaws wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 8:49 pm Even while sleeping?

Sure, why not? I don't sleep in the bathtub or the manure heap.

Ha, more of a comfort thing for me.

^^^ I never found the bath or the horse**** that comfortable. I prefer a bed.

Watch on wrist, wedding ring on finger, spare watch in pouch in pocket. Second spare for the day or next few days either on desk in dressing room, on a chair in lounge, or on a work surface in the kitchen.

Neil

Amor Vincit Omnia wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 9:01 pm ^^^ I never found the bath or the horse**** that comfortable. I prefer a bed.

To each his own but I find that alternating between the two does wonders for my skin. The order in which you use them matters greatly.

nbg wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 9:04 pm Watch on wrist, wedding ring on finger, spare watch in pouch in pocket. Second spare for the day or next few days either on desk in dressing room, on a chair in lounge, or on a work surface in the kitchen.

Neil

But what if you lose both your first and second spares?

On my wrist

Man, am I weird for taking my watch off at night? Doesn’t it scratch your face or become uncomfortable on your wrist or get caught in you significant other’s (or others’ if that’s your scene) hair?

NationOfLaws wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 9:13 pm Man, am I weird for taking my watch off at night? Doesn’t it scratch your face or become uncomfortable on your wrist or get caught in you significant other’s (or others’ if that’s your scene) hair?

Yes. No. No. I should be so lucky.

Neil

NationOfLaws wrote: ↑Sun Jun 19, 2022 9:13 pm Man, am I weird for taking my watch off at night? Doesn’t it scratch your face or become uncomfortable on your wrist or get caught in you significant other’s (or others’ if that’s your scene) hair?

No you ain't weird, I don't wear a watch in bed either, mine lives in the drawer of my bedside table.... Other in the watches boxes in the drawer below!

Well I’m just glad you weren’t a fan of Chris Walken in Pulp Fiction because while he was caretaking Butch’s watch (Bruce Willis), he kept it secreted away in his a#%e. It’s healthy to take inspiration, just not too much.

Des