If you're right-handed, and write by hand, then having a watch on that wrist is quite awkward.
A wristwatch is usually worn on the wrist that will get the least exposure to water and other spills, knocks and scratches and other damage. For a right handed person that would be the left wrist. Since most people are right handed, most watches are worn on the left wrist. Left handed people tend to wear theirs on their right wrist.
As most people are right-handed, they typically wear their watch on their left wrist for easy access. However, it ultimately comes down to personal preference.
according to Indian/asian culture Boys wear their watches on their left hand, bracelets on their right hand and girls wear watches on their right hand and bracelets on their left hands. Though girls wear bangles on their both hands. Because they are used to wear and do different things.
It is a personal preference, but traditionally people wear their watch on their non-dominant wrist. This allows for ease of movement with the dominant hand.
The movement of your wrist while wearing the watch can disrupt the balance wheel and affect its accuracy. This can result in the watch running slower than normal due to the added friction and tension.
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They should wear it on their left wrist.
On his left?
most women wear a watch on the right side if they are LEFT HANDED a woman wears a watch on the left SIDE IF SHE IS RIGHT HANDED
Everyone that I know that is right handed, wears their watch on the left arm, regardless of their gender. Left handed people often wear their watch on the left arm.
OKay I found out, it is left wrist
Wherever she prefers.
The left wrist is the watch wrist for both men and women.
Whichever wrist he feels comfortable with.
Because they are right handed - left handed people generally wear their watch on their left wrist
A wristwatch is usually worn on the wrist that will get the least exposure to water and other spills, knocks and scratches and other damage. For a right handed person that would be the left wrist. Since most people are right handed, most watches are worn on the left wrist. Left handed people tend to wear theirs on their right wrist.
Typically a man wears a watch on the wrist opposite his writing hand; so a right-handed man would wear a watch on his left wrist. To balance, this man would wear the bracelet on the right wrist, or perhaps not wear the bracelet at all.