If you wear your watch on your wrist(between the bone and your hand)

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If you wear it on your wrist itself between the bone and the hand.(I have no idea what that bony protrusion is called)

I’ve always worn it on my forearm and I’m kind of curious why people wear it on the wrist itself as it would seem to limit the mobility of your wrist.

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I don’t know why. I have small arms and fore arms and wrists. If I were to take another link off, the band would be too small, but as it is right now it has a bit of a slack. It never really obstruct hand movements, however since the dials knob is oriented toward my hand it sometimes dig in my hand but it’s not really an issue.

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Ulnar stylus is the “bump”
I have thin arms/wrists and wear my watch close to my hand. Not a problem for me and can certainly see the face better when not covered with a long sleeved jersey in the cooler weather.

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I assume you mean either the distal end of the ulna or the pisiform.

I wear mine just proximal to both most of the time, however, my every day watch is loose enough that it slides back and forth in that area as I move.

The bigger question is why is your life so mundane that this would stike you as something to ask on ST?

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The bigger question is why is your life so mundane that this would stike you as something to ask on ST?

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