Non-dominant hand (so, my left hand). I cannot stand to wear anything on my dominant hand...no rings, watches, bracelets. Although, I think I wore a bracelet on my right wrist for the wedding...a bridesmaid put it on me, and I was probably too overwhelmed that day to notice LOL!
No watches and it's few and far between when I wear bracelets but I wear them on my non-Dom hand because it drives me nuts resting my wrist on it with my mouse. Then again my wrists get numb as is. The exception was the wedding because I had to balance out my wedding ring bling on my left hand!
I don't own a watch, but I wear bracelets on my right which is dominant. And I have my purse always over the right shoulder, where I keep my phone, which is basically a watch.
I own several watches that all have dead batteries. But, when I do wear one it is on my non-dominant hand. I don't think I own a single bracelet. If I did, I would probably wear it on my left, like a watch.
When I wear a watch, it's on my dominant hand which is my right. I also wear bracelets on the right. I'll sometimes wear my watch on my right and bracelet(s) on the left.
Non-dominant hand. DH got me a nice watch as a wedding gift and I wear it every day---but only because it's super thin. I type all day (you guys couldn't tell, I know ), and I hate wearing dangly things on my wrists.
I dont wear a watch but when I did it was always on my right wrist (my dominant hand) and when I wear bracelets they are on my right arm too- people always told me that was the wrong wrist but it was just more comfortable that way. Oh and with watches I would always have the watch face on the inside of my wrist (I know thats not normal either)
I never wear a watch anymore, but if I do, it's on my left hand (dominant hand). If I wear bracelets or a hair tie or anything, I wear them on my right. I can't wear bracelets to work because they drive me nuts with my computer mouse.
I wear my watch (and fitbit!) on my left, non-dominant side. When I wear my Pandora bracelet, I wear it on the right. I don't wear it a ton at work because it's frustrating when I'm trying to write, but if I'm going out to dinner or whatever, I'll wear it. It's just when I'm writing that it gets in the way.
Non dominant for me. This did spark a thought process and I had to dig up wedding photos to remember. I did wear a bracelet on my dominant hand on wedding day.
I wear my watch on my left (non-dominant) arm. I only have one bracelet. When I do wear the bracelet, I wear it on my right. Every day, unless my hair is in a pony tail, I have a hair tie on my right wrist as well.
I always wore my watch on my right wrist, (dominant) but since I got my first watch from DH, I have worn it on my left. I am going to switch it back to my right today to see if he notices. lol
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The exception was the wedding because I had to balance out my wedding ring bling on my left hand!
I don't own a watch, but I wear bracelets on my right which is dominant. And I have my purse always over the right shoulder, where I keep my phone, which is basically a watch.