Anyone wear their watch on the right hand?

Yes, and im right handed as I suppose you are as well I started off with it one day and it just seems weird to put it on the left. I dont really check it mid race so its not much of a problem with my arm swing.

I do and I am right-handed as well.

Lettuce leaf wrote:

Yes, and im right handed as I suppose you are as well I started off with it one day and it just seems weird to put it on the left.

This.

I would think it's more natural for a right handed person to put the watch on his nondominate hand and lefthanders the same.

For clarification, I'm a righty and wear the watch on the left.

Right handed, watch on the right.

I'm right handed, and I wear my watch on the right wrist. I switched from my left wrist a long time ago, maybe in college (21+ years ago). It felt odd putting a watch on my left wrist almost immediately after I switched.

I use my left hand for the computer mouse and trackpoint pointing device (but right hand for trackpads and handwriting), so I'm not 100% right handed.

zzzz wrote:

I'm right handed

I use my left hand for the computer mouse

That's the most effed up thing I've read today.

A Ploy wrote:

zzzz wrote:

I'm right handed

I use my left hand for the computer mouse

That's the most effed up thing I've read today.

My dad does that too. I wish I would remember to check if he wears his watch on his right wrist next time I see him.

I'm right handed & have the watch on the right hand. I bought a new watch & it irritated my radius bone. Switched it over to the right & it didn't. Kept it that way ever since. I've tried wearing it on the left & it again irritates the distal radius.

I'm righthanded, wear the watch on my right hand, and use the computer mouse with my left hand. In basketball, I used to dribble lefthanded and shoot righthanded. It has to do with what requires wrist dexterity (left) as opposed to what needs fingertip control (right). It all works out.

i write left-handed and wear the watch on the right.

use the mouse with the right hand.

Right handed and wear my watch on right wrist.

What's really odd is I catch a baseball with my left hand.

I also use the mouse with my left hand freeing up my right hand so I can eat gallons of ice cream while I am wasting my time on the computer.

I do, and I to am right handed. I started this when I was a kid and it became a habit.

I'm right handed too and also use the mouse with my left. I started this a few years ago after popping a couple flexor tendons in my right hand while rock climbing. The tendons never truly healed. Surprising how quickly I got used to using the left with the mouse and monkey.

zzzz wrote:

I'm right handed

I use my left hand for the computer mouse

That's the most effed up thing I've read today.[/quote]

My dad does that too. I wish I would remember to check if he wears his watch on his right wrist next time I see him.[/quote]

A Ploy wrote:

zzzz wrote:

I'm right handed

I use my left hand for the computer mouse

That's the most effed up thing I've read today.

That's so he could jack off while he scrolled at the same time.

Yes. Sometimes injury leads to increased efficiency.

runnola2014 wrote:

A Ploy wrote:

That's the most effed up thing I've read today.

That's so he could jack off while he scrolled at the same time.

Wossamotta wrote:

I'm righthanded, wear the watch on my right hand, and use the computer mouse with my left hand. In basketball, I used to dribble lefthanded and shoot righthanded. It has to do with what requires wrist dexterity (left) as opposed to what needs fingertip control (right). It all works out.

Do you know more about the handiness of the wrist thumb finger fingertip triad?

thanks

I also use the mouse with my left hand freeing up my right hand so I can eat gallons of ice cream while I am wasting my time on the computer.[/quote]

Yeah that's the reason