I only wear a watch when I go somewhere, but that's what I use. I only have a cell phone for emergencies..........it stays in my purse.

Shirley

I only wear a watch when I am going somewhere. I carry my cell in my purse or leave it home.

I always wear a watch but then I don't have a cell phone.

I wear a watch every day. I got it for Christmas a couple years ago......put it on that morning and only take it off for baths or showers....

I wear a watch only if I'm going out.

I haven't worn a watch in years. Probably 20 years now! Just never really liked them. And I gave up wearing a watch long before I got a cellphone.

I love those analog clocks that can be hooked onto things. One is hooked onto my purse and another is hooked onto my golf bag at all times! :)

Haven't worn a watch in 30+ years. No need. But I'm not big on jewelry...just wedding ring and earrings...a necklace occasionally when dressing up.

I retired from nursing 17 years ago and quit wearing a watch.
I rely on the clock in the car or the cell phone.

I don't like pulling my cell out when I'm working. It's also easy to catch a glimpse of my watch when speaking to an audience, too. I always wore a watch for all of my aspects of work and still use one today when working with a client.

I wear a watch. My cell phone is not with me most of the time.

A watch. Even the clock in the car loses time.

I only wear a wrist watch when i am 'dressed up", the rest of the time, I carry my smart phone. - in my handbag or pocket.

I have seldom worn a watch and do not wear one now. Have some somewhere but they most likely don't work. Cell phone for time for me when I am out and about, whether shopping or out in the garden.

Sue

I do have a watch but don't wear it often. I have enough clocks in my home and cars to need one on me. My cell phone I rarely carry with me.
Mary

I need to bring my watch in to a jeweller to get the battery replaced, otherwise I would wear it all the time. When I'm out, I use the clock in my truck or my cell phone. At work, I use the telephone at my desk.

I wear a watch. My cell phone is always in my purse and is there only for emergencies.

Same as Lindaohno.

debbie_ab - I just bought a new watch. My 2 year old Timex quit working and a new battery didn't help. A smaller jewellery store was having a sale on Seikos and I picked up an inexpensive one (given that my last one lasted 21 years I figured it was a better investment than another Timex) anyway..... It is solar powered! Even here on the rainy and cloudy west coast the salesman said it would b e fine. So, no more batteries for me.

Many people who wear watches (as I do) developed the habit because of the need to know time while working. I wonder how many of you who don't wear a watch didn't have a job outside the house.

I wear a Citizen Eco-watch if I'm leaving the house for a while. I take it off the minute I come home because it feels 'clunky'. I still miss my Seiko wafer-thin battery-powered watch.

No clock incorporated into either my wall phone or the one on the table, and "cell" makes me think too much of jail, though I've never been there (except to visit) ... and I'm afraid that a "smart" phone ... would out-smart me!

Wear a watch almost all the time ... used to be including in bed, but now put it on the night stand ... as it, like me, is getting older, and might be inclined to pick up dust in bed, which might be more harmful to it than to me.

When it, a Timex gift from my daughter, was newer, if I pressed the crown, a small light would illuminate the dial, so I could see the time, even if someone else wouldn't give me the time of day ... well, night.

It's helpful here at the library, as the wall clock in the office is not visible to me, and I need to know when closing time is approaching ... what's that you say? ... that there's a little clock down in the corner of the computer screen?

So much for that justification/excuse.

Even if I had one in a portable phone ... isn't moving the wrist a bit, if necessary, less trouble that digging a phone out of its niche ... and pushing a button/touching the screen?

ole joyful

I love clocks, especially analog. However, I only wear my watch when I am leaving the house.

Don't have a watch, have clocks in cars.. and I occasionally check my cell phone.. but most times... I can pretty well guess about what time it is...and that's close enough unless I have a definite appt.. We don't even have a clock in our RV.

I don't wear a watch. When I'm away from home, I use my phone and my car clock. At work, I just use the clock in my computer.

I SHOULD wear one, but I don't have one that works,

One day, the husband of a friend told me that wearing a watch was a sign of maturity. This coming from one of the MOST immature men I'd ever met.

I love watches, I have lots of them, but about a year ago I got a really nice quality brand all ceramic, and it's my go to watch. I sometimes wear it at home but always if I am going out of the house. I also always wear my USB medic alert bracelet any time I leave the house.
My smartphone is in my purse.

I wear a watch all the time.

Carry my smart phone in my pocket or purse all the time - it saved my life, once.

Only wall clock is in the kitchen.

Only other table clock is the alarm clock in the bedroom.

Only other clock is my grandfather clock in the hall.

I only take my watch off to shower. When we are in Florida, I don't take my phone anywhere in the little town we are in, it only works on a booster or when we leave the National Forest. When we are in Minnesota, I usually have it with me when I leave home. Once I left it, and there was a tornado in a town where we had relatives. A guy offered his cell phone to us, but we didn't know the numbers. Now we always take it if we know it will work.

Timex on my wrist all the time. But I can usually guess the time within 20 minutes or so. Now that I'm retired 20 minutes is close enough but I've worn a watch so many years I know I'd be constantly looking for it if I didn't wear it.

I wear my watch all the time, it's a Rolex I really wanted. I would feel guilty if I didn't. I do usually use my phone to check the time.... My watch is jewelry!

I am never without my watch.