Do you wear a wrist watch?

I also wear wristwatch before and I also have allergy if it's bracelet is not a real stainless. Presently however, with the cellphones we no longer wear wristwatch but when going to an occasion, I prefer to have wristwatch still. I'm used of wearing it besides it's much easier to glance on our wrist if we need to know the time.

i don't wear watch because in my country if it cost a lot you will be holdup for wearing it and sometimes it will cost your life.

Hi Biomechanoid, it's nice to know that you don't have the allergy to nickel like your friend has. It is no harm for your friend to try to use leather or other material wrist watch band. I hope watch band made with other material will not give him the allergy problem anymore. Talking about the base of metal. I have seen people using cloth mat to place under the metallic watch. The mat is purposely designed for watch wearing. Wearing the watch on it can keep the metallic base of the watch away from the contact of it to the skin. And this also can prevent the sweat to damage the metal base of the watch as well. I don't have allergy to any metal. I just dislike to put on watch with metallic watch band. For the metal is much heavier. I like the pvc type with different colors. I like to change the band to match the clothes wearing It's so convenient for me to read the time if wearing a wrist watch when going out Have a nice day and happy posting

I too wear a wrist watch everyday. I have a Titan wrist watch and though it is of leather belt, I like it very much because it is a gift which my dad gave to me. And I sometimes feel some pain if I hooked it tightly but otherwise there is no sign of allergic reactions. Even I have mobile in which sometimes I prefer to look time but it is traditional way of wearing wrist watches and so I also have a habit of following it!!

I have never wore a wrist watch, but my husband has always. He say that he feels naked without it on. He even sleeps with it on him.

The only time I really wear a wrist-watch now is if I am attending a formal function, then I will wear a wrist-watch to compliment my attire and to make me look more presentable. However, I am not a big fan of them because I find them uncomfortable on the wrist, and I have a clock on my mobile phone anyway, so if I want to check the time, I will just whip that out of my pocket

I have a Casio metal wrist watch and a synthetic rubber one. I wear the metal one most of the time because it keeps time very punctually and it has an hour and minute hand that is easy to tell time. The problem with the stainless steel metal strap is that it'll have an unpleasant odour when sweat accumulated on it but so far I did not develop an allergic reaction.

No, I don't wear a wrist watch. I used to wear one all the time, back in high school. But one reason or another, I just stopped wearing a wrist watch. I suppose that I just don't really need to wear one anymore. Besides, every time I try wearing one nowadays, it just feels uncomfortable and I end up taking it off soon after I put it on.

i am wearing the wrist watches, since last 12 years, because it helps in managing time properly, till yet i had used various brands like, samay, maxima, titan etc. almost of them i had get in my birthday gifts from my dad, because my dad understands best the value for money, this time i wearing a wrist watch from reebok brand, but i am not having any allergic problems like you guy

Since the time I learned to read the time, I have been using a wrist watch, I only remove it from my wrist every time I take a bath or wash clothes. I felt uneasy if I don't wear one. Then one day, my watch was snatched from my wrist in a busy street along downtown. Since then, I din not buy another. Now, I'm using my cellphone to know the time.

Ya definetly its my passion. My main hobby is collecting watches. I like all types of watches.

I have the same reactions of metal back wristwatch, i seldom wearing watch and when i wear one it won't take long as 5 hours the longest, otherwise my skin will get irritated and there rashes will occur, but if the watch has a real metal back and a bit high quality i can wear it all day long.Some people wears wristwatch ,they use handkerchief to tie in the wrist before wearing the watch to protect their wrist from perspiring that cause itch and allergy of the skin.Happy myLotting.

I never had any problems (allergic reactions) while wearing a watch. I do wear it every single day and I only take it off when having a shower, i even sleep with it. I just don't feel i have it on my wrist. I just feel I'm missing something if I'm without it :)

I wear a wrist watch all the time so I can always know what time it is, although I also have a clock on my cell phone. Looking at the watch is just easier. I have never had any allergies to nickel or anything else. Maybe your friend should try wearing a different wrist watch, since there are many other materials are available, like plastic, leather, steel...

yup! i wear a digital wrist watch and it is made of soft rubber, i used to wear the nickel it doesn't look good to me so i give it to my brother.

I used to wear a watch, but not anymore. Like your friend, I too, have an allergic reaction to the metallic wrist band. I don't like leather wrist bands too. Nowadays, I use my mobile phone instead to read the time, since I always have my phone with me.

hello,stand! i don't wear the wrist watch quite often,due to i like sport very much.when i do the exercises,the watch makes me not comfortable.because of i am not used to wear the watch,even i wear it someday,i still take the cellphone to look the time.^_^

well, I don't like to wear a weist watch, bacause of my custom. it's not convenient when I washing something or doing sports. and once take off, I always forget it somewhere. I was used to notice the time on my mobile phone, it's really more convenient than wearing a wrist watch,I think.

i used to wear a wristwatch.. not until it got broken and i cant find time to have it fixed or buy a new one. haha but when i was a student i wore my wristwatch on my left hand.. not that im left-handed.. it just gets in the way whenever i write. no allergies though. just that. ;D

Yes. I've been wearing wrist watch for a long time. Wearing watches is not just for fashion but it is an easy way to look for the time when your far from the clock. It is accessible and very handy. Luckily I dont have any allergy that makes my skin get irritated.