Question of the Week
 
How often do you wear a wrist watch?
 
With  3129 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
All or nearly all the time
55.54% (1738)
Most of time
9.49% (297)
Every once inawhile
13.42% (420)
Never
21.54% (674)
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Had to carry and wear a watch on the railroad for 45 years. Still wearing it.
Posted:   11/8/2007  By: PATTER  
2 cell phones, computers always in easy reach and a wrist watch 100% of the time. I like to know what time it is when I get up during the night to take care of "business" :-)
Posted:   11/8/2007  By: Misplaced Idahoan   
I retired in July and removed the wrist watch.Havent needed it since,although my cell phone has the day and date.
Posted:   11/6/2007  By: Rick  
We both wear a wrist watch, have two cell phones, two laptops with time and date. When I changed the clocks in our RV to Standard Time, I counted six more time pieces. We obviously have a problem! we are Full-timers and semi-retired.
Posted:   11/4/2007  By: Bohemian  
I took my watch off in 2003, while traveling WB on I-90 near Missoula, MT. I had been retired for a year and decided a watch was not that important to me.
Posted:   11/3/2007  By: Randy, Oregon  
I have worn a watch for over 60 years now, how could I stop? By the way, it is nice to check what day of the week it is.
Posted:   11/3/2007  By: Anonymous  
Stopped wearing a watch over 40 years ago. As W.C. Fields once said, "You can always find some damn fool to tell you what time it is."
Posted:   11/3/2007  By: Roger  
I took off my watch six years ago when I retired and have not missed it. I seldom carry a cell phone unless it is absolute necessary. Time keeping was invented by mankind for work and I AM RETIRED!
Posted:   11/3/2007  By: Nighttrain  
I stopped wearing a wrist watch long before the invention of cell phones. It was a saftey issue. In my earlier days working on the Apollo Program, I worked with rocket fuels and many mechanical parts. Now in my later years I build race cars and race motors. So besides no watch there are no rings or any thing else that could catch on something and cause injury. The cell phone is an expensive watch, but was also most usefull to keep in touch with family and friends and get the bills paid over the 10,000 miles we traveled last year and the 4,000 miles we did this year.
Posted:   11/3/2007  By: Dick and Sandy  
I am retired now. What is so important that I need a watch.
Posted:   11/3/2007  By: RV Bob  
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