How do you like to wear your watch?

[Watchful]

You could always take up the slack by sliding a small throwing knife up there.

 

[Steven Roos]

I always wear them snug.

Metal bracelets are to the point where I can still get a finger between the bracelet and my wrist. Leather straps are a little more snug. Rhino (nylon) straps are tigher.

 

[madfast]

Looks like the bracelet is too loose. thanks for all the help, now i gotta get it fixed.

 

[SIFU1A]

my left wrist swells up/down depending on meds/etc, so although i like it tight unless my wrist is swollen its not lol, used to adjust it for a snug fit but with the swelling its just too much change to bother with it, isnt woth it to adjust every day lol.

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Hi All-

A watch that can flop around and spin full-circle around your wrist is just begging to be accidentally damaged by smacking against a doorjamb, desk, sink, vehicle, or whatever. Do yourself a favor and cinch it up tighter if it's this loose.

~ Blue Jays ~

My sentiments exactly, a watch should fit witout sliding or spinnining but not so tight that it can't float on the wrist.

 

[RattlerXX]

What Dann and Kalooch said, just enough for a pen or pencil to slide under.

 

[Revolvergeek]

I wear my watches where they can wiggle as slide around a bit on my wrist, but not so loose that they can rotate around (normally one finger's worth of slack).

 

[Dark Nemesis]

I wear my watches where they can wiggle as slide around a bit on my wrist, but not so loose that they can rotate around (normally one finger's worth of slack).

Same here. I find that if I leave it loose to move back and forth it is comfortable in both the winter and summer. Any tighter and it gets a little uncomfortable on hot summer days. I can fit my index finger inside easily, but then again my finger are on the small side. The only two watches I have are ss bracelets. I remember having to keep rubber straps a little looser to stop them from sticking whenever it was humid.