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gelie

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Mar 7, 2010
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Looking to wear watch face down. Looking for mens strap that will make the watch look more like a bracelet so i can wear my dress watch on other wrist. TIA
 

Stereo

macrumors member
Jun 10, 2011
84
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I don’t get it, what’s the point of wearing the watch face down???? ‍♂️
 

applewatchcollector

macrumors regular
Sep 23, 2017
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I long thought about this and did it for a few weeks. I have many mechanical watches and I love them. Apple Watch on right hand, unpaid down on discreet black sport band or leather loop to make it look like a bracelet. Mechanical on left. Gradually I found myself relying on the Apple Watch and started wearing it as my only watch on the left.

If I were to do it again, I would look at these bands - look very discrete (like wrist bands with a soft fabric) and if you wanted to, very easy to rotate the Watch to face you without having to unclasp the band:

https://etsy.me/2jwjVbU

For anyone amused (or bemused) by OP, this concept is actually a ‘thing’. Even some mechanical watch manufacturers are aware people want the utility of their Watch without giving up their mechanical:

594612b03b5cc968774b8b8cda721295.jpg


Source: https://www.nicogerard.com/pinnacle
 
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pcorrado

macrumors 6502
May 21, 2008
423
164
Chicago, IL
That looks incredibly bulky and uncomfortable . . . but to each his own.

I long thought about this and did it for a few weeks. I have many mechanical watches and I love them. Apple Watch on right hand, unpaid down on discreet black sport band or leather loop to make it look like a bracelet. Mechanical on left. Gradually I found myself relying on the Apple Watch and started wearing it as my only watch on the left.

If I were to do it again, I would look at these bands - look very discrete (like wrist bands with a soft fabric) and if you wanted to, very easy to rotate the Watch to face you without having to unclasp the band:

https://etsy.me/2jwjVbU

For anyone amused (or bemused) by OP, this concept is actually a ‘thing’. Even some mechanical watch manufacturers are aware people want the utility of their Watch without giving up their mechanical:

594612b03b5cc968774b8b8cda721295.jpg


Source: https://www.nicogerard.com/pinnacle
 
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