Do you still prefer to have traditional analog/digital watches? Or did you shift to smartwatches and bands?

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

I still prefer traditional watches. Because I don't prefer too many smart things on me. The less the better.

These are the watches I have at the moment.

I absolutely dislike smartwatches. Too much connectivity, and a constant one at that, is also toxic to health. I read somewhere. Maybe in HyperFocus.🤔

[Fireguy17]

Still all are standard analog watches, except for the one I wear at the station is a G Shock, analog/digital, tough as nails and if you get people juice on it, they are easy to clean and sanitize for your protection.
I also have a a host of others, including but not limited to a Rolex 2 tone blue dial submariner, a Bulgari Titanium Octo Finissimo Chronograph, a few Accutrons, a big Black Accutron Percisionist chrono, no smart watches at all, and quite a few more including my 1 grandfather's pocket watch with my other grandfather's chain and fob on it.
I like watches, they make a great fashion statement, and are a piece of jewelry that tells time.
Some are just fun watches, I have 1 that has a bulb style thermometer on the dial, I think I paid 20 bucks for that one.
just all sorts of fun watches.

[SnowedIn]

I have an analog dress watch that I love. Wear it on dress occasions. Weddings, funerals, the theatre, Christmas, taking Mrs. Snow to dinner.

But these days I wear my Fitbit Sense only because I switched from iPhone to Android and got rid of my Apple watch. I did love the Apple Watch; it is a genuinely fantastic wearable.

[petitedollbabee]

I just use my phone to tell me what time it is and set alarms. I always have it on me and I don’t like having anything on my wrist.

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

Me too. I don't like anything on my wrist. For the majority. But I wear them only when I am visiting my friends, or doing exercise outside.

[menina]

I prefer traditional watches. For some reason wearing a digital watch sounds weird to me.

[NathanDavis]

I do have three analog watches, and one that's digital... never wore any of them because I just do not like to wear watches, but they were gifts, and they look very nice... so I didn't give away either, I just don't use them

[DizzyDesii]

I can't stand watches with the numbers going around. I prefer seeing the exact time. But i haven't used watches since i was a kid

[OlderAndWiser]

I do not own a functional wrist watch of any type.

[Justneedtokno]

I still use digital watches, but I stay in practice with analog watch is because you never know

[jamesgoldman]

Traditional all the way

I love my TAG Heuer even in bad condition, tough call between a Longines Hydroconquest or a Tissot PRX

[jamesgoldman]

For replacement

[exitseven]

I have not worn a watch in years. If I need to know what time it is I look at my cell phone.

[clampfan101]

Watches of all kinds can look cool, though I prefer to simply use my phone. Wearing watches tends to hurt my wrist after awhile.

[XXblack88]

I don't wear watches

[The_Shadow_Dweller]

Even I did not, until a month ago. I found that I was looking at my smartphone in my classes. Just to see the time. And looking at a smartphone is disrespectful in front of a teacher. So I got myself an analog watch.

My friend is from an army family. Discipline and exercise are by default in them. I began exercising inspired by him. So I got myself a digital watch as well.

[XXblack88]

That's cool. I'll have to disagree with you on that one it's only disrespectful if your texting. I used to look at my flip phone just to see what time it was in high school.

[Exterminatore]

Traditional for every day, digital for outdoor recreation.

[AngryCarl2]

I no longer have a watch. I miss it sometimes.

[Agape93]

Old analog. I don't trust smart watches

[Jamie05rhs]

I agree with you.