I wear a watch. Currently, it's a small-size face Skagen. Most watches made today are way way way way way too chunky and big for my wrists, so usually only a Skagen, or some of the very expensive Rados that I've seen really work for me. I've worn a watch since, oh, let's call it second or third grade. I probably still have that one, it has a replacement band, but the watch itself still works as far as I know.
But I usually check time using whatever I can look at the quickest. Computers have clocks, and I know to look at them, I can get PST, EST, and GMT using three clocks in the Macs dashboard. The iPhone has a clock on the lock screen.
The current watch is pretty scratched up nowadays, so I should get a new one, at least for nice events. They don't make the model I like anymore, or the other model I like. Bah.
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Date: 2010-04-13 06:38 am (UTC)But I usually check time using whatever I can look at the quickest. Computers have clocks, and I know to look at them, I can get PST, EST, and GMT using three clocks in the Macs dashboard. The iPhone has a clock on the lock screen.
The current watch is pretty scratched up nowadays, so I should get a new one, at least for nice events. They don't make the model I like anymore, or the other model I like. Bah.