Do you wear a watch when you are nude?
I generally do not, and often don't when I am shirtless, but usually do when I am wearing a shirt in addition to shorts or slacks.
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noodengr2Jun 23, 2019i have not worn a wristwatch ever. Can't stand anything tight or even loose around my wrist. So clothed I often undo cuffs on long sleeve shirts and roll them up. Same goes for anything around my neck, necklaces and turtle necks do not adorn my body. A trait I got from my mom and grandmother.
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I am frequently clothed in only my watch.
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RobJun 23, 2019I feel naked without my watch.
ReactReply - MEMemberJun 23, 2019
Nope...but I always wear a watch when I'm dressed to do something. A trait that I developed years ago...I want to know what time it is. Now...one with big numbers work best...LOL......
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Cheri Donna DawsonJun 24, 2019That and shoes/sneaks are about all I wear daily. For whatever reason, I like to know what time it is??! We have a new 10 mo. kitten @ ten ounces and are giving it medication, so we have to know when to help Skye become stronger.
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EarlDJun 24, 2019Nope generally not when I go clothes free I go clothes free no clothes not shoes on occasion a wrist band but thats it
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PatJun 24, 2019I always wear a watch, regardless if I'm nude or clothed. I just wouldn't feel right if I wasn't wearing one.
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RyanJun 24, 2019I gave up wearing a watch years ago - use my phone now. The only things I wear nude are my ring and sandals. But if I can ditch the sandals I do - prefer being barefoot.
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Barefoot5977Jun 24, 2019Nope, but I dont wear one clothed either. I tend to destroy things around my wrists so havent worn one since jr high. Nude attire is my wedding band( ALWAYS on my finger) and sometimes a hat. I hate shoes and wear them only when at work, welding or casting lead. Well, and when SWMBO says I need too, cause we are going out :)
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hikenudeJun 25, 2019I almost never wear a watch whether clothed or nude. It makes me feel very uptight about the time, and I'd rather be more relaxed.
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McdcvsJun 25, 2019As the bulk of my social nude time is around water, I take it off. But I just bought a new waterproof smart watch so that I can keep it on.
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PeteJun 25, 2019Watches we don't need no st....ig watches! When I retired I had no further use for timepieces around my wrist. With the mobile devices today I get reminders and time updates from my smartphone. How did we ever exsist before the internet? Lived like cavemen and women I guess.
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DitchdoctorJun 25, 2019Im retired, dont have a use for a wrist watch. Besides my phone doubles as a clock. Until recently I havent wore a wedding band in years. To many things to get it hung up on. The only jewelry I wear is my wedding band.
ReactReply - NENeilJun 28, 2019[quote]I feel naked without my watch.[/quote]
I actually did "LOL" at that!ReactReply - JO
JohnJun 28, 2019[quote]I feel naked without my watch. I actually did "LOL" at that![/quote] I like that one. I usually keep my watch on at all times as it enables me to check my swimming times as well as make sure I don' miss shop opening times and bar happy hours at my naturist resorts - the one I'm at now has seven bars (all different) and at least three of them have a happy hour most evenings.ReactReply - SI
silversurferJun 28, 2019I do own a watch but haven't worn it in years. I always have my phone nearby and of course I can always bother my wife who wears one all the time. The only thing I have worn constantly since we've been married is my wedding band. And now that I'm 40 pounds heavier than when we were married, it would probably have to be cut off to remove it. At least i don't have to worry about losing it.
ReactReply - NUnudeyooperJun 28, 2019[quote]IThe only thing I have worn constantly since we've been married is my wedding band. And now that I'm 40 pounds heavier than when we were married, it would probably have to be cut off to remove it. At least i don't have to worry about losing it.[/quote] My wife insisted that I get a wedding ring though I argued against it as being too dangerous for the activities that I engage in. I caved just to shut her up and wore it for a total of maybe three days. She doesn't wear hers anymore either and those 40 pounds that I put on would keep me from wearing it now.ReactReply
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GSNPhilJun 28, 2019[quote] How did we ever exsist before the internet? Lived like cavemen and women I guess.[/quote] Yes! Wasn't it great! :-) I remember mowing out front and so was a kid across the street. After a bit, he walked across and asked if I had a phone. I said sure, you need to make a call? He said no, I was just wondering what time it is. That blew me away. I mean surely he could clearly see the watch on my wrist. I think that was the first time it dawned on me that phones could be taking over people's lives.ReactReply - FU
FullSunJun 29, 2019[quote]My wife insisted that I get a wedding ring though I argued against it as being too dangerous for the activities that I engage in. I caved just to shut her up and wore it for a total of maybe three days. She doesn't wear hers anymore either and those 40 pounds that I put on would keep me from wearing it now.[/quote] My son and many other young people I know are wearing silicone rings as their wedding ring. In my sons case his job would be very high risk of losing a finger with a metal ring by it catching on something and ripping the finger off or other situations he told me about but I cant remember right now.ReactReply - TDTom DOriginal PosterJun 29, 2019
IThe only thing I have worn constantly since we've been married is my wedding band. And now that I'm 40 pounds heavier than when we were married, it would probably have to be cut off to remove it. At least i don't have to worry about losing it.
Same here.
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MattJun 29, 2019I wear my watch almost 24/7, naked or not, but that's because it's a smart watch and provides me with a lot more services than just the time.
In the morning, it serves as my alarm clock, waking me up with a vibration on my wrist, which is much nicer than a loud blaring noise. When I'm walking around the campground, it tracks my steps and calories, as well as alerting me to any incoming texts or calls. I do it take it off though while I'm laying out in the sun though because, as others have noted, I like to avoid the tan line.
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TimJun 29, 2019I'm way too OCD for no watch. That said, I generally wear a Fitbit. I can tell you how many steps I've taken but rarely the time.
ReactReply - BABarefoot5977Jun 29, 2019
I have never had that need to know what time it is. I have a decent feel for the general time and theres a clock in my vehicles, good enough.Basically just dont really care what time it is, and I am not yet retired. Wife fusses when I go hiking or fishing and leave the phone on the counter for her to find. Got tired of the why dont you answer your Phil one irritable messages. Fixed that by not setting up voice mail.. now she knows why I dont answer. If I croak out in the woods, well I had a good life, and the phone wouldnt have mattered. No alarm clock, dont care if the text or phone call gets replied to expeditiously or not. I guess , as an INTP , I dont people or civilization well. Look out for when I retire! Oh, same nude or textile.
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NakedBadgerJul 2, 2019I often don't wear a watch when I'm naked. I do wear a metal cuff on my right wrist, though, and a metal arm band around my left bicep. I don't have to wear anything else, but I feel naked without either of those. 8^).
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