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I was looking at my two most frequently worn watches and noticed the minor bezel scratches were in roughly the same place on each watch...
I must be doing something consistently wrong I thought... maybe I've been walking through doorways wrong all these years and can't help hitting the watch on the post the same way each time.
Is it just me?
Do I need help?
Or maybe everyone tends to scratch their bezels in one area more than others.
So how about a quick poll?
Its an easy one...
Look at your most frequently worn watch then make a call on where the most scratches are on the bezel.
Answer the poll with the 12h reference that is closest to your most scratches.
Don't worry if you have a rotating bezel - if you're an OCD WIS you should be keeping it the same place most of the time anyway.
Thanks in advance for your help in this very important scientific experiment.
I must be doing something consistently wrong I thought... maybe I've been walking through doorways wrong all these years and can't help hitting the watch on the post the same way each time.
Is it just me?
Do I need help?
Or maybe everyone tends to scratch their bezels in one area more than others.
So how about a quick poll?
Its an easy one...
Look at your most frequently worn watch then make a call on where the most scratches are on the bezel.
Answer the poll with the 12h reference that is closest to your most scratches.
Don't worry if you have a rotating bezel - if you're an OCD WIS you should be keeping it the same place most of the time anyway.
Thanks in advance for your help in this very important scientific experiment.