Not unless it’s a short nap.


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Depends where I'm sleeping. At home, in bed. Nope. In a site with lots of earth quakes or high likelihood of evacuation, yep.

 

Yes almost every night.


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I do not


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Afternoon siesta, yes.
At night, no.

 

I wear a wrist alarm to wake me early without waking my wife. I guess that's technically a watch. [emoji2369]

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I used to but I started to notice my wrist hurting so I had to stop.

 

Yes every night. I wear one 24/7


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At home, no. If I’m camping, usually...but it depends on the purpose of the camping trip.

 

Most nights i do unless its a 42mm plus- heavy watch.


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Not really, find it uncomfortable

 

That’s what my Apple Watch is for

 

Not anymore. I've done it the odd time or two while camping, and at home just for the novelty of it ("This watch is so comfortable I could sleep in it!"), but in practical terms placing it next to my bed is better: I can still check the time easily enough, and my wrist gets to take a break.

 

Yes. Usually Apple Watch (resting heart rate tracking and silent alarm).

 

Always. I have one on right now for bed.

 

Always. In fact, i am a die hard watch wearer. I wear two watches to sleep. One is usually a tritium watch that i can tell time instantly if the other watch lume is out.

 

Every night, usually.

 

I sleep with my Apple watch on to track sleep.

 

Same here, although I mostly use mine as my alarm clock. Turns out that tapping my wrist works better than a noisy desk clock to wake me up.

Before that, I started wearing my watches to bed when I noticed that I could see their lume at zero-dark-early in the morning. It helped me see what time it really was, because I'm so nearsighted that I can't see a bedside clock, and I had a tendency to hit snooze too many times (or just switch off the alarm completely by mistake).

 

No. Don’t need to know the time when I’m sleeping. Also, it’s possible to ding the watch as I toss and turn.

 

No I put them to bed in their watch box!


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24/7, with the exclusion of showers.

 

Yes - I wear my watch 24/7

 

No. I consider many of my watches to be tools and I don't sleep with one of my wrenches on a belt either.

 

No, I tend not to look at my watch when I’m asleep. I’m known to take things off while asleep and tossing them across the room. I broke a few retainers for my teeth in my sleep as a kid. Plus, I would probably hurt my wife by whacking her in the head with it, getting me in all sorts of trouble. Not worth the risk... I may end up with one less watch due to a collision with a wall or a divorce. Not liking the odds.