Are watches redundant?
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You have sex with your watch on?
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You catch your watch more often than you do the cable on your headphones?
It's funny how different peoples experiences can be with the same items, I only stopped wearing my watch for swimming when it stopped being waterproof (battery has been replaced too many times and the seals have perished at some point).
Yes. I take it off to wash up though.
Not true. I practically get a semi every time I look at my iPhone as the design of it is amazing. Watches are just boring as hell.
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No it isn't. I do it every day.
Because it's appropriate for you, that means it's appropriate for everyone?
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I am naked without my watch. Literally.
By the same token, because it's inappropriate for Aod, it's inappropriate for everyone then is it?
It's almost as if it differs from person to person.
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Don't be silly!
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No. But it's not inappropriate for everyone either. Common sense really.
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I know what you mean. The glass on mine misted up (dodgy seal?), so I stopped wearing it. Felt weird to start with, but I don't think about it now.
No watches are not and unlikely to be redundant in the foreseeable future, they are just another choice in life.
don't like or need one? then don't wear one, however, there are still countless situations where watches are more appropriate/desirable/practical than a phone.
I wear a watch, I would feel like something was missing without it, i have grown up wearing one which is probably why.
Also for my job there are many situations where pulling out a phone is neither appropriate or practical, and a good tough watch is a necessity.
don't like or need one? then don't wear one, however, there are still countless situations where watches are more appropriate/desirable/practical than a phone.
I wear a watch, I would feel like something was missing without it, i have grown up wearing one which is probably why.
Also for my job there are many situations where pulling out a phone is neither appropriate or practical, and a good tough watch is a necessity.
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Amusingly I used to wear one of these; the only reason I don't now is because it doesn't work that well with the iPhone.
I wouldn't say it's redundant at all though, especially if you're walking along with your headphones under your shirt -- I find it looks a bit silly taking my phone out in those situations. I probably just need longer headphone cables though.
I wouldn't say it's redundant at all though, especially if you're walking along with your headphones under your shirt -- I find it looks a bit silly taking my phone out in those situations. I probably just need longer headphone cables though.