Multiple times per day I play a little game: the "gravity twist". I point my wrist and hand down, then shake lightly side-to-side, dislodging my watch and bringing it back to the lower wrist where it's most comfortable.

Anyone else play this little game?

I wonder, is there a simple way to keep my watch from flopping up and wedging on my arm over time? If I loosen it, the problem gets worse and the wedging just moves higher. Too tight, and it's really uncomfortable as my wrist swells in heat etc...

bracelets are my preferred look over straps or rubber - what's a WIS to do?

I have some solutions - but curious if/how others deal before sharing! Am I alone on this one?

Best,
-Dan

same thing i do, sometimes up sometimes down, quite like it and it gives the rotor a wake up call

I suffer from the same problem. In the first few weeks I had my watch, I went to the AD four times to have the bracelet adjusted. I'm not talking about getting links taken out, I was just having them switch between two micro adjustments on the clasp. I think they started to get sick of me. I've just learned to deal with the slight amount of "sloppiness" instead of having it sucked to my wrist.

-Craig

Personally I can't stand a watch flapping around my wrist like a bracelet. I have to have it adjusted so that it fits exactly just above my "wrist bone".

That used to cause me huge problems with my old Omega SMPs as they have no fine adjustment. The best you can get is to within half a link as they provide a half link in the bracelet for that purpose. Generally with the SMP I was lucky as, by pure chance, it fitted just about fine but when it was cold weather my skin had less "tack" to it, and it used to occasionally flap about near my hand. It used to drive me nuts!

I just dunno how you guys manage wear them loose like that.

I give up. Some people are just unteachable. I am going to move on to something easier, and likely more successful. Like teaching the dog to do calculus.

OK Boney, just one more time for the hard of brain - what's the "WRIST BONE" called again? Yes, yes I know the wrist is a joint and a not a bone, but you know the bit of bone I'm talking about! The bit of bone that sticks out on the outside of the wrist. You know - the wrist bone!

It is the ulnar head on the small finger side of the wrist and the radial styloid on the thumb side. By definition the wrist is a joint, and therefore the space between bones. What you meant to say was distal forearm.